Ethiopia Mohammed Aba Nura
Natural lot with Red Berries, Apple, and Mandarin in the cup.
Jimma, ET · Natural
Producer
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Producer overview
Mohammed Aba Nura is a coffee producer located in the Jimma region of Ethiopia. The coffee is grown at a high altitude band ranging from 2000 to 2100 meters above sea level. This geographical and climatic context shapes the cultivation environment for the farm's harvests. The dominant varietal associated with this producer in the catalog is the 74110 cultivar, appearing across multiple entries. This specific selection forms the primary agricultural focus for the producer's catalog representation. In terms of processing methods, the producer's catalog presence is entirely centered on natural processing. The recorded lots uniformly utilize this method to prepare the harvested coffee for export and roasting. The catalog footprint for Mohammed Aba Nura includes a total of five recorded coffees, with one lot currently listed as in-stock. Two different roasters currently carry offerings from this producer. The average Cherrybook Index across their lots is 51.3. Recent catalog entries feature multiple lots distributed across roasters such as Pista Café and Rumble Coffee Roasters. These listings highlight specific preparations, including an espresso-focused natural process lot alongside standard offerings featuring the 74110 varietal. Overall, the catalog profile for Mohammed Aba Nura is defined by a focused approach to the 74110 varietal combined exclusively with natural processing methods at high altitudes in Jimma.
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Producer profile
Varietals
Processes
Altitude
2000–2100m
No roasted coffees from this producer in stock right now.
Natural lot with Red Berries, Apple, and Mandarin in the cup.
Jimma, ET · Natural
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