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Ephtah

Coffees in catalog
1
Currently available
0
Roasters with stock
0
Avg Cherrybook Index
53.1
Green lots to roast
2

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Producer overview

Ephtah is a coffee producer originating from the Gedeb district within the Yirgacheffe region of Ethiopia. Cultivation takes place at a high altitude band ranging from 2150 to 2200 meters above sea level. The varietal profile features regional heirlooms alongside specific selections including the 74110 and 74112 cultivars. The processing portfolio highlights experimental and specialty methods. Observed treatments in the catalog include anaerobic natural and black honey processes. The catalog footprint includes three total coffees represented across two roasters, with two lots currently listed as in-stock. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 53.1. Recent catalog examples include the Ethiopia Lalesa Anaerobic Natural roasted by Jolly Bean Roastery using heirloom varieties, and two offerings distributed by Falcon Micro under the Ethiopia Lalesa, Gedeb designation utilizing anaerobic natural and black honey processes with 74110, 74112, and heirloom cultivars. Ephtah's presence in the catalog is defined by high-altitude Ethiopian lots paired with distinctive processing methods like anaerobic natural and black honey.

  • Yirgacheffe high altitude
  • anaerobic natural process
  • 74110 and 74112 varietals
  • Ethiopian specialty lots

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

Producer profile

Varietals

  • heirloom1 lot

Processes

  • Anaerobic Natural1

Altitude

2150–2200m

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