WUSH WUSH

SNNP · Chito · 2,100-2,300mm · Heirloom

In Stock Grade 1 Score: 90.0

6-year producer partnership. Natural, 120 hours dry Fermentation!, 18-21 days day dry time. Sangaria | Fruit Bomb | Floral | Sweet Finish. This lot showcases everything Ethiopia coffee should be.

WUSH WUSH

Profile & Specifications

Quality Profile

Grade
1
Our Score
90.0
Status
In Stock

Tasting Notes

Sangaria· Fruit Bomb· Floral· Sweet Finish

Cupping Details

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Fragrance/Aroma 9.0/10
Flavor 9.25/10
Aftertaste 9.0/10
Acidity 9.5/10
Body 8.5/10
Balance 9.0/10
Uniformity 8.94/10
Clean Cup 8.94/10
Sweetness 8.94/10
Overall 8.94/10
Total Score 90.0

Technical Specifications

Origin & Production
Producer
Mesfin Bekele
Region
SNNP
Elevation
2,100-2,300m
Varietal
Heirloom
Processing & Quality
Harvest
2025
Density
67.4 g/L
Moisture
10.0%
Water Activity
0.54
Logistics
Packaging
60kg GrainPro bags
Warehouse
Baltimore, MD
FOB
Baltimore Port
Lead Time
Same-week shipping
WUSH WUSH Farm

The Story

6 Years of Partnership

Wush Wush · Gedeo Zone Natural Guji Gr 1 Tasting Note: Fruit bomb. Explosive tropical fruit and ripe berry, layered with a wine-like complexity and a long, syrupy finish. Wush Wush is one of Ethiopia's rarest and most prized varietals, and this lot comes from farmers working at extreme elevations in the Gedeo Zone, where the terroir produces coffees of exceptional complexity. What sets this coffee apart is its 120-hour extended dry fermentation. Only the ripest cherries are selectively hand-picked, then sealed in Sandbags fermentation lasting five full days before moving to raised drying beds. This extended process brings out the fruit-forward intensity and wine-like depth that Wush Wush is celebrated for. 350 member farmers have committed themselves to preserving and propagating this rare varietal. Many of their trees are more than 50 years old — lower in yield, but remarkable in the cup. Our partnership began in 2019, when we first cupped a sample that scored above 88 points. We've been securing the best lots from this region ever since.

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