Coffee Description
Strawberry notes imparted by the natural processing method dominate the cup before giving way to chocolate and candy sweetness in the finish.
Roast Level from the Roaster
Refers to the roast level in comparison with other coffees from the roaster
Light
Variety
Ethiopia Heirloom/Landraces
Process
Semi-Washed
Elevation
2300 masl
Region
Yirgacheffe
About Dimtu Mill of Ethiopia
Ethiopia is coffee's storied birthplace – a place where brewing and consuming it is ceremony and a matter of national identity. From Yemen, Java, to Latin America: all coffee shares a genetic heritage with the coffee wilds of the lush Ethiopian highlands.
Each region carries with it a unique profile and coffee experience that we aim to share with this blend: from the sweet, citric complexity found in Limmu to the floral, fruit-forward harvest of Sidama and Yirgacheffe. We select lots from these various regions throughout the year to create a cup profile that shares the best of what Ethiopian coffee can be.
Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Upper Left Roasters
In the summer of 2015, Katherine Harris opened Upper Left Roasters in historic Ladd's Addition. As the daughter of Portland food and beverage veterans, Katherine was driven to create not just another cafe but a vibrant community hub. In collaboration with local makers and creatives our thoughtfully designed space came to life — serving a fresh, curated food menu paired with distinctive small-batch roasts. From the literal cornerstone of our neighborhood, our team aims to create an energetic and lively space not just within our SE Portland community but in the industry at large.
We take that same ethos of community-based experience to all the coffees we serve. From house blends to unique micro-lots, we aim to represent the authentic flavor, origin and journey in every roast. Our coffees and the people who create them—from seed to cup—make it all possible. We focus on putting people first and invite our partners & patrons to join us in doing the same - supporting and celebrating community through coffee.
