Hambella is a specialty coffee from Ethiopia, grown in the Guji region and processed by METAD, one of the leading producers in the area.
It is a washed, clean and elegant coffee, with stone fruit notes and a very delicate floral profile. A bright, aromatic and silky cup, ideal for those who enjoy complex but balanced coffees.
☕ Recommended for
V60, Chemex, Aeropress, filter methods, and espresso.
🍑 Flavor profile
Stone fruit, peach, apricot and floral notes. Clean, bright, silky and aromatic cup.
✨ Why choose it
- Washed Ethiopian coffee with an elegant and floral profile
- Ideal for filter methods
- Clean, bright, and very aromatic cup
- Good option if you are looking for a lively but balanced acidity
- Also works in espresso for a complex and delicate cup
- Roasted in Malaga by Artisan Coffee
🌎 Origin and process
- Origin: Ethiopia
- Region: Guji
- Producer: METAD
- Altitude: 2,100 - 2,200 masl
- Process: Washed
- Varietal: Heirloom
- Roast: Omniroast
🌸 About this coffee
Hambella comes from Guji, one of Ethiopia's most renowned regions for the aromatic intensity and elegance of its coffees.
This washed lot highlights the purity of the origin and the natural expression of the local Heirloom varieties. In the cup, we find stone fruit, such as peach and apricot, accompanied by a delicate floral dimension.
Its acidity is lively but balanced, the body is silky and the finish is long and aromatic.
⚙️ About omniroast
We have roasted it as omniroast so that it can be enjoyed both with filter methods and in espresso.
In filter, it best showcases its clean, floral and bright profile. In espresso, it offers an elegant, complex and aromatic cup.
❓ Frequently asked questions
Is Hambella good for filter coffee?
Yes. It is a very good option for V60, Chemex, Aeropress and other filtered methods, where its clean, floral and fruity profile is best appreciated.
Is it suitable for espresso?
Yes. Its omniroast allows it to be prepared as espresso, where it offers an elegant, complex and aromatic cup.
Is it a very acidic coffee?
It has a lively acidity, typical of many washed Ethiopian coffees, but it is balanced and accompanied by a silky body and an aromatic finish.
How does it differ from a natural Ethiopian coffee?
Being washed, Hambella has a cleaner, more delicate and floral profile. A natural coffee is usually more intense, fruity and juicy.
Is it a good option if I'm starting out in specialty coffee?
Yes, if you want to discover an elegant and aromatic Ethiopian coffee. If you prefer something more classic and chocolatey, Artisan Blend or Santa Cecilia might be a better fit.