ETHIOPIA - ELTO

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Poids - Weight | 250g

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Tasting Notes
RASPBERRY + GUAVA + EARL GREY

Sourcing
ORIGIN Sidama Region, Ethiopia
PRODUCERS Elto Coffee (Eliyas Dukamo & Atiklit Dejene)
VARIETIES 74158, 74165, 74110, 74112
PROCESS Natural
ALTITUDE 2200 – 2300 m
PARTNERS Crop to Cup
VOLUME PURCHASED 600 kg
FOB $5.35 USD/lb
DELIVERED PRICE $11.14 CAD/lb
RELATIONSHIP 1 year

About This Coffee

Elto is a textbook example of an Ethiopian natural coffee — full of character, sweetness, and jammy fruit. As a filter, it offers a fascinating complexity: a pleasant acidity with floral aromas upfront, evolving into flavours of preserved berries that linger on the palate. As an espresso, the acidity becomes more pronounced, revealing notes of juicy guava and a creamy body. With milk, it makes a rich, dessert-like cappuccino.

Eliyas Dukamo and Atiklit Dejene ("Mimi"), co-founders of Elto Coffee, are true stars of the Ethiopian specialty coffee scene. Eliyas comes from a legendary family of producers, while Mimi began her career in quality control for a renowned specialty coffee project.

Their company, Elto, operates two drying stations in Sidama and focuses on producing high-quality micro-lots — some even destined for coffee competitions — following the best practices in the industry. The name "Elto" carries a double meaning in Sidamo: abundance and more than passion, perfectly capturing the spirit and ambition of the duo.

Espresso — Recommended Parameters
Ground coffee 18.5 g
Coffee in the cup 37 g
Extraction time 27 sec
Note — Recipe optimized for an 18 g basket. Check your machine's manual for your basket capacity.

V60 – Recipe
Ratio 1:16
15 g in – 240 g out
Water temperature: 93 °C
Timer 0:00
ℹ️ Press "Start" to keep your screen on.
0:00
Phase 1 — Bloom
Pour for 0:10s Total 50 g
0:40
Phase 2
Pour for 0:30s Total 155 g +105 g
1:25
Phase 3
Pour for 0:25s Total 240 g +85 g
2:25
Target total drawdown time
ℹ️ Tip — If total time is shorter, your grind is likely too coarse. If it's longer, your grind is likely too fine.