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Producer

Duromina Washing Station

ETGuji, Jimma
Coffees in catalog
4
Currently in stock
3
Roasters carrying
4
Avg Cherry's Index
57.4

Duromina Washing Station’s lots are carried by 4 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 4 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.

Producer overview

Duromina Washing Station sources coffee from Ethiopia, specifically operating within regions such as Agaro, Guji, and Jimma. The growing altitudes for these coffees span a high band from 1850 to 2100 meters above sea level.

The varietal profile across the catalog consists entirely of traditional heirloom cultivars. This focus points to a dedication to regional landrace varieties managed at the washing station level.

The processing profile is uniform throughout the catalog entries. All recorded lots from Duromina Washing Station utilize the washed process, reflecting a steady emphasis on clean cup profiles typical of this preparation method.

The catalog footprint for Duromina includes four different roasters carrying their lots, such as Blanchard's Coffee Roasting Co., Ultimo Coffee, Plowshares Coffee Roasters, and ILSE Coffee. A total of four coffees are represented in the index, with two currently listed as in-stock.

Recent catalog examples illustrate this consistent sourcing. Entries include Ethiopia Duromina #3 roasted by Blanchard's Coffee Roasting Co., Duromina #2 from Ultimo Coffee, and offerings from Plowshares Coffee Roasters and ILSE Coffee, all featuring washed heirloom coffees.

The work of Duromina Washing Station stands out in the catalog through its unwavering dedication to washed heirloom coffees distributed across multiple specialty roasters.

  • Ethiopian washing station
  • washed heirloom coffees
  • Agaro and Jimma regions
  • multiple roaster distribution

Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.

Producer profile

Varietals

  • heirloom4 lots

Processes

  • Washed4

Altitude

18502100m

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