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Jam Jar—Natural JARC Varieties

Regular price$24.00 Sale price

Jam Jar—Natural JARC Varieties

Regular price$24.00 Sale price
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STEWED BLUEBERRIES  /  BROWN SUGAR  /  ORANGE BLOSSOM

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This natural offering from Ethiopia is balanced and creamy with sweet notes of blueberry jam and dried fruits with a gentle acidity and subtle florals. This coffee would make a delicious single origin espresso.

The JARC varietal is a hybrid coffee variety developed by the Jimma Agricultural Research Center in Ethiopia. It was created to resist coffee berry disease and coffee leaf rust, which are significant threats to coffee production in Ethiopia. 

Varietal JARC 760, 762, 764
Process Natural
Farm West Arsi Washing Station
Producer Tega & Tula Coffee Farm
Geography
Chebi Village, West Arsi, Sidamo, Ethiopia
Rosso Direct Trade  

 

Tega & Tula operate this washing station in West Arsi. At this washing station, they are known for producing high-quality coffee with a distinct Sidamo flavor profile. The coffee is processed as Q/specialty 1, which is the highest quality grade for coffee and indicates that it has been carefully grown, harvested, and processed to achieve its exceptional taste. The coffee's unique flavor is a result of the region's specific climate, soil, and altitude, as well as the careful cultivation and processing techniques employed by Tega & Tula Specialty Coffee Farm.

The washing station is located in the Kogne mountain area of West Arsi, which is known for its lush forests and beautiful scenery. The Hodum river and smaller rivers Bedesa and Belecho provide ample water for coffee cultivation, which is an essential ingredient for producing high-quality coffee.

Tega and Tula, the operators of the washing station, are committed to paying premium prices to the farmers and workers who provide their coffee beans. They are also recognized as model farmers for their investment in community development, including building schools, constructing roads, and supporting women's clinics.

The washing station also supports its outgrowers by providing them with disease-resistant coffee varieties and seedlings, as well as farm equipment. In addition, Tega & Tula invests heavily in sustainable and climate-smart farming trainings to help their outgrowers improve their farming practices and produce high-quality coffee while protecting the environment.

Overall, West Arsi washing station coffee is not only known for its exceptional taste, but also for its commitment to social and environmental responsibility.

Once your order is received, it will be processed and shipped in 1-3 days.

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Our 340g and 2lb coffee bags are made entirely of from plant materials and breakdown in a relatively short period of time.

Can I put my used bag in the city compost?
Putting these bags in the city of Calgary's compost is not recommended, due to the current processing facility. However, you can compost the outer lining in a healthy home compost (see further down the page for for info).

Alternative
These bags will break down 90% faster in the landfill than the majority of coffee bags on the market.

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Composting Biotrē Bags

Biotre bags are made 100% from plant based material.

Biotre bags are made 100% from plant based material.

Both the manufacturing and disposing process is better for the environment.

You can compost the outer lining in a healthy home compost, which will break down within 12 weeks.

You can compost the outer lining in a healthy home compost, which will break down within 12 weeks.

Dispose of the sugar cane lining in the garbage afterward where it will continue to break down.

Dispose of the sugar cane lining in the garbage afterward where it will continue to break down.

After 12 weeks, only the inner lining should be left.