Bean Brothers
359 Ethiopia Banko Gotiti
359 Ethiopia Banko Gotiti ☕️🍑🍃
White peach, green tangerine, white tea
The sweet peach flavor fills your mouth. It ends with the freshness of green tangerine and the subtle sweetness of white tea.
FACT SHEET 📄
- Factory: Banko Gotiti 🏭
- Cultivation altitude: 1,900-2,200 MASL ⛰️
- Variety: Native 🌱
- Processing method: Washed 🚿
- Roasting: Light 🔆
White Peach, Green Tangerine, White Tea
The first time you drink this beautiful Ethiopian coffee, close your eyes for a moment. You will feel as if you are surrounded by the scent of flowers carried by the wind among the peach trees. If there is a paradise, it would be like this. After drinking it, it is a coffee with a long aftertaste like white tea. If you drink it cool, you can feel the refreshing taste like a green tangerine even more.
Banko Gotiti is a coffee from a processing plant that Bb has introduced several times. Every time I drink a sample, I am always surprised by the consistency and high quality of this coffee. Also, it is currently composed of 57.5% of Velvet White and is introduced as a light roast with a slightly lower roasting degree than Velvet White. You may think that light roast coffee would have high acidity, but the sweetness of the raw beans is also high. If you drink this coffee compared to Velvet White, you will be able to enjoy the contrast of each coffee's flavor more clearly.
Since the raw beans harvested in Ethiopia are arriving in Korea, I think August is probably the month to enjoy Ethiopian coffee the most deliciously. We hope you will experience the most fragrant Ethiopian coffee of the year, which can only be experienced this month.
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
How long does it take to process an order before it's shipped?
We process our orders daily and send them to our courier partner within 3 working days.
Where are your packages shipped from?
Our packages are shipped from our headquarters at Sunway Damansara, Petaling Jaya.
Do you ship internationally?
Sorry, we only provide shipping within Malaysia at the moment.
Do you provide free shipping?
Yes, when you order more than RM75!
Where can I buy your coffee beans in person?
You can purchase them at both our cafés located at Petaling Jaya and Kuala Lumpur.Click here for directions.
Can I change my grind settings after I’ve placed my order?
Sorry, we don't allow for any changes in orders after it has been made. We encourage you to check clearly before you place your order. If you have any urgent issues regarding your orders at all, you can reach out to us via our live chat.
How many cups of coffee can I make with a 200g pack?
You'll be able to make around 12-14 cups of delicious coffee.
I'm new to the world of coffee, how should I start making coffee at home?
For beginners, we recommend using the Clever Dripper for pour over coffee, because it's simple, straightforward, and reasonably affordable for the quality of its brew.Learn how to brew with the Clever Dripper here.
What is the best consumed date for coffee beans? Are your coffee beans freshly-roasted?
We recommend 7-21 days after the initial roasting date to allow for degassing to take place, allowing the flavour of the coffee compounds to be properly extracted. Within the first seven days, roasted coffee beans are still releasing carbon dioxide and degassing. If not degassed properly, it will hinder the extraction of ground coffee particles during the brewing process.
What are the differences between Single Origins and Blends?
Single origin beans are harvested from a single producer, crop, or region, usually delivering a taste profile that is unique to its origins. Blends are a mixture of a few single origin beans, producing a rich and expressive flavor profile.
How do I choose coffee that is suitable for me?
Find the right tasting notes. These are often identified by our barista during cupping sessions. Some coffee are more floral and fruity while some are more chocolaty and nutty. As you drink more coffee, you will figure out which notes you would like the most.
Which grind size should I choose for my brewing method?
You may refer to our brew guide here.