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IN 2020 WE RETURNED TO THE SPIRITUAL HOME OF COFFEE WITH OUR LATEST LIMITED RELEASE SINGLE ORIGIN

Coffee was first discovered in Ethiopia in the 9th century AD. There’s a quaint – but probably a little embellished – story of a herder’s goats first discovering the plants, eating the coffee beans and getting all perked up. True or not, Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee and still produces some of the most respected coffee in the world.

Wondering why ‘Single Origin’ matters? The bigger picture here is that coffee – like wine – has terroir. The climate. The soil. The altitude. The people that grow it, harvest it and process it. All these elements contribute to the final flavour of the coffee we drink.

This limited edition is made with beans from the Yirgacheffe Region, known as ‘The King of Coffees’. Fruit from this region has a long-standing reputation for being the highest quality available on the market.

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THE BIRD

This coffee from Hafursa wash station in Yirgacheffe is called a ‘garden crop’ as it’s cultivated in the backyards of many farmers in the community. These shade-grown coffee plants form the habitat for local birds, including the blue-breasted bee-eater pictured on the label.

TASTING NOTES

Elegant Earl Grey Bergamot top note with underlying hints of roasted Hazelnuts. Generous zesty orange marmalade on the palate with a long lasting, pleasant finish.

This complex liqueur should be enjoyed simply: pour over ice, sip and savour. Not only is this one of the best tasting products we’ve made, it’s one of the most beautiful things to sit on the bar-cart.

This product is no longer available. Check out our other Limited Releases here.

Ethiopia - Bottle

Ethiopia

COFFEE LIQUEUR

25% ABV
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750ML

$47.99

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