
Qadamassa Kebele
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Volume 07: First Light
Duromina is one of the defining washing stations in Agaro, a coffee-growing area in Western Ethiopia known for washed coffees that arrive early and become even more expressive months after arrival. This...
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Black Forest cake in a cup: black currant, black cherry, and dark chocolate, with a snap of pine. Slick rather than drying, it sweetens the longer you sit with it.
Tasting notes

Both coffees shine as pour-over and hold up well in a drip machine or French press.
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Step 1
Grind just before you brew, medium-fine for pour-over.
Step 2
Use about 1 gram of coffee to 16 grams of water. 22 g to 350 g is a good cup.
Step 3
Water just off the boil. Pour slowly and evenly, about three minutes total.
Step 4
Let it cool a little. The fruit notes open up as it does.
How to Brew

Step 1
Grind just before you brew, medium-fine for pour-over.

Step 2
Use about 1 gram of coffee to 16 grams of water. 22 g to 350 g is a good cup.

Step 3
Water just off the boil. Pour slowly and evenly, about three minutes total.

Step 4
Let it cool a little. The fruit notes open up as it does.
How to Brew




Duromina is one of the defining washing stations in Agaro, a coffee-growing area in Western Ethiopia known for washed coffees that arrive early and become even more expressive months after arrival.
This lot comes from the surrounding Qadamessa community, where hundreds of smallholder farmers grow coffee on tiny plots, some less than a single acre. Coffee is the main source of income here, but rarely the only crop. Maize and enset grow nearby, while steady rainfall and high elevation help the cherries develop slowly.
During harvest, ripe cherries are brought to Duromina, where the coffee is mechanically depulped, soaked overnight in fiberglass tanks, then dried on raised beds for nearly a week, turned often to keep the drying even.
That precision gives the coffee its shape: tea-like, floral, and sweet without much weight. It has the clarity people love in washed Ethiopian coffees, but the volume is lower, the details finer.
The story doesn't end here. Explore more in our Learning Hub:
Ethiopia: Where coffee remembers its first morning
What is washed coffee? The clarity-focused processing method that defines specialty coffee
At the farm:

Black Forest cake in a cup: black currant, black cherry, and dark chocolate, with a snap of pine. Slick rather than drying, it sweetens the longer you sit with it.

Grown at 1850-1980 MASL, harvested Oct 2025- January 2026.
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