Ethiopia Banko Gotiti — Filter
Expect Apricot, Blood Orange, and Baked Apple from this washed lot.
Yirgacheffe, ET · Washed
Producer
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Producer overview
The Banko Gotiti Washing Station is located in the Gedeb district of Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia. Coffees processed at this station are harvested across high-altitude terrain ranging from 1870 to 2300 meters above sea level. Varietal representation in the catalog centers on traditional Ethiopian heirloom cultivars, alongside specific references to kurume, dega, and wolisho varieties. The processing portfolio for Banko Gotiti leans primarily toward washed preparations, complemented by natural process lots. A total of seven roasters currently feature coffees from this washing station in the index, encompassing eight recorded lots with an average Cherrybook Index of 64.2. Recent catalog entries include washed heirloom lots from roasters such as Keen Coffee, Ozo Coffee, Sey Coffee, and Axil Coffee Roasters, alongside a natural process lot from Proud Mary Coffee and a washed lot featuring kurume, dega, and wolisho varieties roasted by Glitch Coffee & Roasters. The catalog footprint reflects broad specialty roaster interest in both washed and natural profiles originating from this specific Yirgacheffe processing site.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1870–2300m
Harvests
No roasted coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Expect Apricot, Blood Orange, and Baked Apple from this washed lot.
Yirgacheffe, ET · Washed
Expect Black Cherry, Melon, and Strawberry from this natural lot.
Gedeb, ET · Natural
Washed lot with Orange Blossom, Lemon, and Black Tea in the cup.
Yirgacheffe, ET · Washed
Washed lot with Apricot, Orange, and Brown Sugar in the cup.
Yirgacheffe, ET · Washed
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