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Ayla Bombe — Sidama, Ethiopia A vibrant, fruit-forward natural from the highlands of Bensa, Sidama, grown by about 600 smallholder farmers around the village of Bombe. High elevation and a slow, carefully managed Improved Natural process give this organic coffee floral elegance, bright fruit, and a honey-like sweetness. Region: Bombe, Bensa, Sidama, Ethiopia Producers: ~600 smallholders, processed at Ayla Washing Station Elevation: 1,950–2,150 masl Variety: Ethiopian Landrace (74158) Process: Improved Natural (12-hour cherry soak, 28 days on raised beds) Notes: Tropical fruit, stone fruit Cherries are floated to remove low-density fruit, then soaked for 12 hours to build sweetness. After that they dry slowly in thin layers on shaded, well-ventilated raised beds for about 28 days, which keeps the cup clear and complex.
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