Name: Nano Challa
Brand: Morning Europe
SKU: TB_NCH_BOX10
Price: 1000 EUR
Availability: OutOfStock

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The Barn

Nano Challa

Washed processing has helped capture the bright character of the terroir around Gera, Ethiopia. Expect flavours of nectarine, vanilla, yellow raisin, and jasmine in a refined and delicate profile

*Each box comes with 10 Nespresso®-compatible capsules.

*Any capsules labeled as a ‘sale’ item have a remaining shelf life of 2 to 4 months.

Coffee notes

Tasting Notes

Jasmine, Nectarine, Vanilla
Body
Acidity
Sweetness

Nano Challa

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The Barn

The Barn Coffee Roasters are one of the leading Specialty Coffee Roasters in Europe and represent the Specialty Coffee Movement at the highest level in Germany since 2010. Their vision and focus has always been about making coffee better and not compromising on good quality, and a true testament to why their coffees are served and brewed by many coffee shops and home brewers across the globe.

Type
Single Origin
Processing
Washed
Origin
Ethiopia
Varietal
Ethiopian Heirloom
Roast level
Suitability

Espresso, Long Black, Iced Coffee
Others

Amongst large tracts of pristine forest, coffee trees grow wild and are tended to by the Nano Challa Cooperative. With support from NGO Technoserve, the farmers have been able to elevate the quality of their coffee and receive consistently high premiums. Nano Challa is a stunning example of Ethiopian terroir, with a luscious flavour we enjoy season after season.

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Brew Mode: Ceremony

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