Shaka
☀️Natural / Sun Dried

Shaka

Ethiopia / NenseboOromia / West Arsi2150

About Shaka

Located in the Shaka area of Nensebo, at Tulu Gola Kebele, this coffee site sits at an impressive altitude of 2,150 meters above sea level. Smallholder farmers from the surrounding communities bring their freshly harvested cherries to our processing station. Here, we use the natural (sun-dried) method, where cherries are carefully spread on raised beds and dried slowly under the sun for several days. Throughout the drying process, our team hand-sorts the cherries daily, removing any damaged or defective ones to maintain the highest quality.

Until recently, coffees from this region were sold under a broader regional label, but we’ve worked to showcase the distinctiveness of Shaka’s terroir. The area’s high elevation, traditional practices, and unique microclimate create a flavor profile that truly stands apart. Shaka coffee is now gaining recognition for its vibrant fruit notes, clean cup, and natural sweetness. This site was strategically established in a remote part of Shaka to support and process coffees from surrounding kebeles like Belo and Aro.

Processing Method

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Natural / Sun Dried

Sun dried station

1

Selective Harvest

Manual picking — only the ripest cherries selected at peak sweetness.

2

Processing

Whole cherries dried intact on raised beds under the Ethiopian sun for natural sweetness and fruit character.

3

Drying

Drying bed — carefully monitored drying to ensure ideal moisture content and flavor preservation.

Terroir & Farming

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Species & Variety

Arabica — Heirloom

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High Altitude Growing

2150

Harvest Method

Manual

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Harvest Window

Nov - January

Packaging & Export

Packaging

60kg - jute bags

Origin

Ethiopia

Location

Ethiopia / Nensebo

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Coffee Specs

OriginEthiopia
RegionOromia / West Arsi
SpeciesArabica
VarietyHeirloom
Altitude2150
ProcessNatural / Sun Dried
Harvest PeriodNov - January
Harvest TypeManual
Drying MethodDrying bed
Packaging60kg - jute bags