
Sustain Coffee - "When one door closes, another one opens. So as we wave goodbye to our previous Ethiopia Yirgacheffe coffee, we say hello to this gorgeous new Ethiopia Lalesa. Lalesa in Gedeo, a little northeast of Yirgacheffe. This is an anerobic natural heirloom, with tasting notes of violets, cherry blossom and tamarind. So where does this coffee come from? Like our previous Ethiopia, this one is named after the processing station it comes from -- Lalesa. It's operated by Ephtah Speciality Coffee, and is the largest processing station in the whole of Gedeb."
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