Producer
Mesfin Girma
- Coffees in catalog
- 2
- Currently in stock
- 2
- Roasters carrying
- 2
- Avg Cherrybook Index
- 56.6
Mesfin Girma’s lots are carried by 2 different roasters. The same coffee, interpreted by 2 different roasting curves; a comparison nobody else can show you.
Producer overview
Mesfin Girma's coffees originate from the Gedeo and Oromia regions of Ethiopia, cultivated at high altitudes ranging from 1800 to 2150 meters. This geographic and climatic profile provides a distinct setting for the producer's agricultural output.
The varietal landscape represented in the catalog includes traditional regional heirloom selections alongside Wush Wush. This combination highlights both native diversity and specific cultivar selection within the farm's production.
Processing methods in the catalog are focused on the natural process. This approach is applied across the available offerings to shape the cup profile of the lots.
The catalog footprint for Mesfin Girma includes representation across two roasters, with two active coffees currently in stock. Harvest and roasting data reflect ongoing distribution in specialty coffee offerings.
Recent catalog examples feature the Ethiopia Wush Wush Natural roasted by Dogwood Coffee, utilizing heirloom and wush wush varieties under a natural process, alongside the Sidama Natural SWP Decaf roasted by PT's Coffee Roasting Co., which features heirloom varieties prepared via a natural method.
The catalog data collectively illustrates a focused production centered on Ethiopian heirloom and Wush Wush varieties processed primarily as naturals.
- Ethiopian heirloom
- Wush Wush variety
- Gedeo and Oromia regions
- natural process focus
Distilled from catalog data, COE history, and reviewer coverage.
Producer profile
Varietals
- heirloom2 lots
- wush wush1 lot
Processes
- Natural2
Altitude
1800–2150m
Sidama Natural SWP Decaf
Expect Molasses, Cherry, and Chocolate from this natural lot.
Oromia, ET · Natural
Related producers
Neighbors in the same book
Same country, shared varietals; other farmers whose lots Cherrybook has catalogued.

