Uganda Sipi Falls Anaerobic
Uganda Sipi Falls Anaerobic
The name of this coffee comes from the Sipi Falls - a series of three waterfalls that lie on the edge of Mount Elgon National Park in Eastern Uganda. The areas surrounding the falls are well known for the cultivation of 'Bugisu' Arabica, the most renowned of the Ugandan Arabicas. Organically certified, this coffee has been grown and harvested as part of the Sipi Falls Coffee Project. This beautiful lot derives from an anaerobic fermentation that promotes yeast and bacterias in the absence of oxygen, producing unique characteristics distinctive of more traditional processing methods.
Tasting Notes
A heavy silky body carries rich fruity notes of blueberry, blackberry, and orange. A boozy red wine and rose acidity carries through to a sweet brown sugar finish.
Region: Eastern Mbale District
Altitude: 1300-1900 MASL
Process: Natural Processed
Screen Size: 15/ 18
Varietal: Typica, SL14, SL28
Moisture Content: 10.7%
Cupping Score: 87
Optimal Roast: Suits a light to medium roast.