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Ethiopia (Sidama)
Monks Coffee Roasters

Ethiopia (Sidama)

espEspresso — brewed under pressure on a machine; a short, concentrated shot. fltFilter — water poured or dripped through grounds and a filter (V60, Chemex, drip machine). v60V60 — a cone-shaped pour-over dripper; one specific way to brew filter coffee by hand. cupCapsule/pod — pre-portioned for capsule machines (Nespresso-style). altOther brewers — cafetière/French press, moka pot, AeroPress, cold brew, and similar.
Ethiopia ET
●●○ mediumMedium roast — a balance of the bean's own flavour and roast sweetness.
citrusfloralfruitsweetfermented
€13.95
in stock
listed 5y ago
optionavailability€/250gprice
Ground for espresso / 250gin stock€13.95 / 250g€13.95
Ground for filter / 250gin stock€13.95 / 250g€13.95
Whole bean / 250gin stock€13.95 / 250g€13.95
Ground for espresso / 1kgin stock€11.25 / 250g (from 1000g)€45.00
Ground for filter / 1kgin stock€11.25 / 250g (from 1000g)€45.00
Whole bean / 1kgin stock€11.25 / 250g (from 1000g)€45.00

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About this coffee

This natural Sidama is an exceptional coffee from Ethiopia's most celebrated growing region — the Sidama zone in the Southern Nations, Nationalities and Peoples' Region, where coffee has been cultivated for centuries at elevations between 1,500 and 2,200 metres.

Sidama produces some of the most distinctive coffees in the world, and the natural process is the reason why. Rather than washing the cherry away from the bean immediately after picking, the whole cherry is dried on raised beds in the sun for three to six weeks. During that time the sugars in the fruit slowly ferment and migrate into the bean, leaving behind a coffee with extraordinary body, sweetness, and complexity that a washed process simply cannot replicate.

In the cup you'll find a rich, full body with layers of ripe citrus — think blood orange and lemon zest — alongside jasmine florals and a lingering stone fruit sweetness on the finish. It's vibrant and clean, with none of the fermented edge that less careful natural processing can produce.

This coffee shines as a filter brew. Try it in a Chemex or V60 at 94°C with a medium grind to let the floral and citrus notes come forward. Works beautifully as a cold brew too — steep overnight for a naturally sweet, fruit-forward concentrate.