Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Chelchele Washed Heirloom Filter

Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Chelchele Washed Heirloom Filter


A delicate tea filter with the taste of white peach and citrus. A classic that never gets old. More
A delicate tea filter with the taste of white peach and citrus. A classic that never gets old. More

Flavour profile

Bílá broskev

white peach

Bílý čaj

white tea

Citrusy

citruses

Body

Sweetness

Acidity

Bitterness

Origin

Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe

Producer

Chelchele

Processing method

Washed

Variety

Heirloom

Altitude

1 945–1 970 m. a. s. l.

Roast profile

Filter roast

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Flavour profile

Bílá broskev

white peach

Bílý čaj

white tea

Citrusy

citruses

Body

Sweetness

Acidity

Bitterness

Origin

Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe

Producer

Chelchele

Processing method

Washed

Variety

Heirloom

Altitude

1 945–1 970 m. a. s. l.

Roast profile

Filter roast

from EUR 16,20
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A delicate, tea-like filter coffee with notes of white peach and citrus. A classic that never gets old.

Taste & Use

Washed Ethiopians are an absolute classic that has won the hearts of many coffee lovers. Our Ethiopia Chelchele is very elegant and delicate, with flavors of white peach, citrus, and white tea. As a filter coffee, it is floral, clean, and juicy.

About the Region

This coffee comes from the Gedeb area in Yirgacheffe. Here, coffee grows at higher altitudes, giving it its characteristic profile and bright acidity. The Yirgacheffe region is also heavily forested. Coffee trees grow under shade, which slows down the ripening of cherries and helps develop complex flavors. Ripe cherries are delivered by local smallholders to the Worka Chelchele Washing Station, which operates at an altitude of around 1,945–1,970 meters above sea level. Both cultivation and processing follow traditional methods: handpicking, intercropping with other crops, and organic farming without chemicals — all to preserve authenticity and quality.

About the Processing

The coffee was processed using the washed method. First, perfectly ripe cherries are selected and pulped. During pulping, some mucilage remains on the beans. The beans with mucilage are transferred to concrete fermentation tanks. During fermentation, the mucilage breaks down and is then removed by washing in concrete channels — hence the name "washed." After mucilage removal, the beans are spread on African drying beds where they dry for approximately 18 days. During drying, it is important to turn the beans regularly to ensure even drying.

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