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Country: Ethiopia
Region: Sidama
District: Arbegona
Municipality: Chericho
Village: Mandame
Lot Name: Masincho Premium
Washing Station: Yaye-Testi
Variety: 74158
Altitude: 2300 m
Harvest: December 2025 – January 2026
Process: Washed
Flavor Notes: White flowers, Citrus, Jasmine green tea, Apricot-peach
About Beans:
For this year’s Ethiopian selections, we generally leaned toward coffees from the Guji region. However, this washed Masincho from Sidama consistently stood out in every round of blind cupping—truly eye-opening.
The floral aroma is light and airy, delicate yet lingering, accompanied by a pronounced citrus character—reminiscent of jasmine or perhaps lemon blossom. The fruit profile is vibrant and expressive, evoking both the sensation of biting into fresh fruit and the sweetness of fruit candy. The acidity remains lively and well-structured throughout, complemented by the freshness of newly harvested green tea, leading to a long, elegant finish.
Masincho is named after a large tree growing at the center of the Yaye washing station. Testi chose this name to symbolize the deep roots and strong foundation of Yaye. When compared side by side with other coffees from the same station, Masincho has consistently impressed us in every cupping session.
Country: Ethiopia
Region: Guji
District: Oddo Shakisso
Municipality: Welabo
Town: Shakisso
Village: Welabo
Lot Name: Faysel Abdosh Single Farm
Variety: Ethiopian Heirloom
Altitude: 2,100 m
Harvest Date: December 11, 2025
Process: Washed
Flavor Notes: White florals, citrus, bergamot, peach
About Beans:
Testi’s Single Farm Project began in 2025, and within that year’s Private Collection Auction Series, the Single Farm lot from Guji Shakisso stood out as the centerpiece of the entire lineup.
This lot comes from the latest harvest of the Single Farm, with cherries picked on December 11, 2025. The process begins with flotation to remove low-density cherries, followed by thorough washing with clean water. After depulping, the coffee undergoes 36 hours of wet fermentation, then is transferred to raised drying beds. The beds are intentionally placed in a well-ventilated area with limited direct sunlight, allowing the coffee to dry slowly under black shade nets for 21 days.
This Faysel Abdosh Single Farm coffee is delicate and elegant, with a clean, transparent texture. It evokes the image of a gently swaying poppy—graceful and expressive—featuring airy florals, fresh bergamot, refined citrus notes, and a soft, sweet peach finish.
Traditional Washed, Field Blend, Light-Medium (House-Omni) Roaster Influence - Best on batch or single O spro.
Returning this year as a house filter, this impact project combines lots that would be too small to export as a single producer microlot blended with bulk production from a group of producers in San Antonio Huista, Huehuetenango. This project returns export speciality grade pricing to producers who might have otherwise missed out on this - and with it comes classic comfort flavours, ideal at multiple roast degrees, and a welcome counterpoint to some of the wilder lots on our offer.
We're tasting:
Sweet caramel, milk chocolate and dried apple aromatics. In the cup it's clean, sweet and buttery bodied- we find orchard fruits (pear & apple), almond butter and hazelnut crème, with a dense fudge sweetness. As it cools some black tea, dried peel & apple streusel cake notes come to the front. A nice comfort coffee easy-drinker.
Country: Peru
Region: Amazon
Estate: Miraflores
Variety: Geisha
Plot: Lot 10
Elevation: 1,920 m
Lot: 140
Harvest: August 25 – mid-September 2025
Process: Washed, 100-hour spring-water cold fermentation
Flavor Notes: White Florals, Citrus, Bergamot, Apricot
About Beans:
This year marks our third consecutive year sourcing coffee from Peru’s Miraflores Estate. The washed Geisha from Miraflores has been unanimously loved, thanks in part to the estate’s terroir. Located in northern Peru’s Amazon region, it features high humidity and frequent mist, conditions remarkably similar to those of Panama. Equally important is the meticulous processing led by producer Esther, with strict cherry selection, careful flotation, cold-water fermentation, even turning during drying, and a slow, controlled drying process.
In the 2025/26 harvest season, temperatures at the estate were lower than last year, and the harvest took place about a month later. The cooler climate also resulted in fermentation and drying at lower temperatures—slower and more uniform overall.
With both the maturity of the Geisha trees and the cooler vintage, this season’s washed Shanghua Geisha possesses all the conditions for peak quality. The cup profile faithfully reflects the exceptional weather and terroir of the year: fresh white florals, bright citrus and bergamot, apricot-like sweetness, and a lingering, refreshing rock sugar finish.
Traditional Washed, Caturra, Lightest Roaster Influence - Best for Filter/Pourover/Turbo Espresso
Extremely high altitude farm
3 key notes: [Clementine, Muscat Grape, Panela]
We have a philosophy for roasting. That there's the platonic ideal form of a coffee's flavour expression (for each individual preference) - and that roasting can only ever reveal an imperfect version of that. That we as roasters can only ever make a coffee worse, never better than that perfect ideal - and so our goal is to minimise that gap, striving for our best version of it.
We'd like to draw a comparison of this lot to another favourite of ours - Huehuetenango in Guatemala, where similar cool temperatures at altitude allow extended cool temp ferments. Sometimes, when travelling in Guat at the end of harvest, or receiving very very fresh offers right off the bed- you will try coffees that are open too fast. That won't travel & land well - but have such incredible, beautiful flavours, sweetness and acidity, they're truly special.
This coffee is so reminiscent of that, but stable, and here - landed - reminding us of those coffees. This coffee is the platonic ideal of a washed Caturra
Grown under shade at a stunning 2400 MASL in Jaén, this is a peak coffee for us - delicious and with minimal intervention needed, absolutely sessionable, we could (and are) guzzle this by the mug.
We’re tasting:
Sweet buttery aromatics reminding us of freshly baked apple crumble. In the cup it's beautifully sweet + plush - with clementine juice aromatics and acidity, white muscat grape, a buttery pastry note that reminds of vanilla danish pastries, with gentle hints of stonefruit. As it cools the sweetness reminds us of panela (raw sugar), and there's a long stewed apple note in the finish.
Yeast inoculated Natural, Red Bourbon, Light-Medium Roaster Influence - Best brewed with espresso - funky guest option or more chunky batch.
Our FOURTH harvest purchasing yeast lots from the Kibingo washing station. We've been having a bit of run of Scenery all-stars - Kibingo Intenso Natty was in the very first version of Colourful, and was our second single origin espresso. Brilliant to bring it back.
This year's is possibly the best version we've tried yet - some previous years presented very heavy funk character, this year there's a lot more complexity and clarity to the structure, a great example of Lalcafé yeast fermentation.
We're tasting:
Super fun aromatics - raspberry kombucha, green banana & cacao nib. In the cup it's bright, juicy & tropical - we're getting passionfruit, fruit pastilles, pineapple, Riesling wine, with some of that classic Burundi baking spice. As it cools, we get orange glucose sweets, watermelon gummies & milk chocolate.
In milk - passionfruit, pineapple, & banana foam sweets.
Natural / E.A Decaf, Variedad Colombia, Castillo Naranjal, Medium-Heavy Roaster Influence - Profiled mainly with balanced and soluble espresso in mind, but versatile
Returning to the very same decaf lot we first launched with Scenery, the Villamariá natural lot has some history. We're reliably told it might have been the starting gun on the trend of excellent decafs - as both one of the first naturals as well as one of the first 87+ lots to have been sent through the Descafescol plant in Manziales, all the way back in 2019.
Operating a hub-and-spoke model, cherry for 30-50 smallholder families in close communities deliver cherry to Finca La Aurora, where it is consolidated and taken 500m downhill to the Jamaica drying station, where warmer conditions better suit the drying of naturals
Raw Material is a Community Interest Company that returns 100% of profits to producers. Having started in a time of record low coffee prices, they delivered high prices to producers; we're in record high coffee prices now and they deliver high prices to producers - and when the market inevitably contracts, they'll keep delivering high prices to producers, achieved through their cherry-purchasing model with two-stage payments that decouples farmer earnings from commodity volatility.
We’re tasting:
Aromas of sour cherry, malt syrup and chocolate brownie. In the cup we get poached pear, medjool dates and milk chocolate, with that classic pineapple acidity common to the Colombian E.A decaf process. Overall super rich and sweet with a long toffee finish
In milk: chocolate tiffin.
Country: Ethiopia
Region: Sidama
Region: Bura Keramo
Village: Hayissa Olocho
Washing Station: Gara Agena
Variety: 74158
Altitude: 2035-2250 masl
Harvest: December 2025 - January 2026
Processing: Washed (36 hours wet fermentation + 21 days drying on raised beds)
Flavor Notes: Mangosteen, Lime, Apricot
About Beans:
This marks our second year featuring the washed Gara Agena from Sidama. Gara Agena is one of Testi’s newest and highest-altitude washing stations in the region, nestled beside the scenic Geta River with breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and valleys.
The cherries are sourced from the well-known village of Hayissa Olocho. The resulting coffee offers a vibrant lime character, a unique mangosteen flavor, and a gentle apricot-like sweetness.
After pulping, the beans are fermented for 36 hours, then slowly dried on raised beds in a well-ventilated, shaded area for about 21 days.
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