Ethiopia Basha Bekele
White Honey lot with Blueberry, Concord Grape, and Raspberry Jam in the cup.
Bensa, ET · White Honey
Producer
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Producer overview
Basha Bekele coffees originate from Ethiopia, specifically spanning the Guji, Sidama, and Sidamo regions. Cultivation altitudes within the catalog data range broadly from 1800 to 2540 meters above sea level. The varietal landscape is dominated by the 74158 cultivar alongside general heirloom varieties, complemented by limited representation of 74112 and 74110. Processing methods across the portfolio lean heavily toward traditional natural processing, alongside white honey, anaerobic natural, and standard honey preparations. The catalog footprint includes 23 total coffees, which are currently carried across 15 different roasters. The average Cherrybook Index across these lots is 59.2. Recent catalog entries feature offerings such as the Basha Bekele White Honey and its extra-light variant from September Coffee Company, processed as white honey using the 74158 variety. Other recent listings include anaerobic natural lots like Strawberry Shortcake and natural lots such as Midnight Jam from September Coffee Company, alongside offerings from Rogue Wave Coffee.
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
1800–2540m
Harvests
Across harvest years
The same producer, year after year. Cherrybook captures the year on the bag when the roaster publishes it; use this to track how a farmer’s profile evolves season to season.
White Honey lot with Blueberry, Concord Grape, and Raspberry Jam in the cup.
Bensa, ET · White Honey
Kiwi, Orange Blossom, and Guava on a honey lot.
Sidama, ET · Honey
Expect Plum, Berries, and Milk Chocolate from this natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Expect Blueberry Gummies, Lavender, and Pear from this white honey lot.
Sidamo, ET · White Honey
Expect Blueberry Gummies, Lavender, and Pear from this white honey lot.
Sidamo, ET · White Honey
Natural lot with Strawberry Jam, Cherry, and Peach in the cup.
Sidamo, ET · Natural
Typical US$1.86 to $3.55/oz
White Honey lot with Blueberry, Concord Grape, and Raspberry Jam in the cup.
Bensa, ET · White Honey
Kiwi, Orange Blossom, and Guava on a honey lot.
Sidama, ET · Honey
Expect Plum, Berries, and Milk Chocolate from this natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Expect Blueberry Gummies, Lavender, and Pear from this white honey lot.
Sidamo, ET · White Honey
Expect Blueberry Gummies, Lavender, and Pear from this white honey lot.
Sidamo, ET · White Honey
Anaerobic Natural lot with Strawberry Shortcake, Icing Sugar, and Juicy Berries in the cup.
Sidama, ET · Anaerobic Natural
Strawberry Shortcake, Icing Sugar, and Red Berries on an anaerobic natural lot.
Sidamo, ET · Anaerobic Natural
Anaerobic Natural lot with Cantaloupe, Passionfruit, and Blueberries in the cup.
Sidamo, ET · Anaerobic Natural
Expect Cantaloupe, Passionfruit, and Blueberries from this natural lot.
Sidamo, ET · Natural
Expect Floral, Pink Lemonade, and Lychee from this natural lot.
Sidamo, ET · Natural
Orange, Peach, and Cane Sugar on a natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Expect Mixed Berry Jam, Milk Chocolate, and Marzipan from this natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Expect Hibiscus Juice, Peach, and Tonic Soda from this white honey lot.
Sidama, ET · White Honey
Lavender, Blueberry, and Apple on a natural lot.
Sidamo, ET · Natural
Expect Blackberry, Cherry, and Pomegranate from this natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Orange, Peach, and Cane Sugar on a natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Floral, Orange, and Vanilla on a natural lot.
Guji, ET · Natural
Blackberry, Cherry, and Pomegranate on a natural lot.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Natural lot with Cranberry, Brown Sugar, and Shortbread in the cup.
Sidama, ET · Natural
Natural lot with Clementine, Honeydew, and Dried Mango in the cup.
Sidamo, ET · Natural
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