Dur Feres means "Wild Horse" in Amharic. It is an ode to an Ethiopian coffee legend, Mohamed Ogsady, whose Harar Horse coffee with its thick blueberry puree and chocolate notes is a thing of notoriety and sweet nostalgia. This particular lot of Dur Feres is sourced from Aklilu Kassa, whose family, according to legend, built “the road into Guji.” Deeply rooted in the area, he and his family own or support a wide network of washing stations and farms, many of which are Organic Certified. This is a community lot from the West Guji Zone of Oromia in Ethiopia. This is also another beautiful Farm Gate coffee that is great as espresso.
Cupping Notes: Ripe strawberries, black cherry, hibiscus and rose sugar
Brew Recommendations: Drip, French Press, pour over, espresso.
Farm Gate Coffee: Farmers paid at least 50% above Fair Trade
Varietal: Local varieties known as Kurume tulenge, and other landrace varieties
Region: Oromia
Altitude: 2000 – 2035 meters
Equity Pricing (EP) Levels
-
Sustaining Level: $16 per 12 oz bag (check out subscriptions for deep discounts) | More info below
-
Uplifting Level: $20 per 12 oz bag (check out subscriptions for deep discounts) | More info below
-
Benefacting Level: $24 per 12 oz bag (check out subscriptions for deep discounts) | More info below