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Mocha Djimmah Coffee

 
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Mocha Djimmah Coffee

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Item No. 110817
 
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  • Weight:
    • 125g / 4.4oz
    • 250g / 8.8oz
    • 500g / 17.6oz
    • 1kg / 35.2oz
  • Grind: Not sure which grind?
    • Beans
    • Cafetière
    • Filter
    • Espresso
    • Turkish

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Code: 110817
  • Description
    A stone’s throw from the home of the first coffee bean, the small round Mocha beans grown in the region of Djimmah are known for their bittersweet chocolate intensity. With a hit of boozy fruit and a delicious nutty aftertaste, this coffee has a flavour as rich as its history.
  • Ingredients
    Roasted Arabica beans.
  • Reviews
    Mocha Djimmah Coffee Beans
     
    By manda grundy from scotland on 01/20/2019
    This coffee is not bitter as some coffee I have tasted in the past it is one of my favourite coffee I could drink it all day love it....
    Mocha Djimmah Coffee
     
    on 08/27/2017
    Love coffee and choc has a very smooth taste it is becoming on of my fav coffee's
    Mocha Djimmah Coffee
     
    on 12/29/2016
    Having tried most coffees on the Whittard selection, I have to admit the Mocha Djimmah is definitely the best one, the flavour is just unbelievable!

Product Content Slot

Body

Full-bodied

Roast

Light-medium

Tastes Like

Cocoa & Hazelnut

Brew the Perfect cup

When making coffee always use freshly drawn and boiled water – wait a few seconds for the water to cool so you don't scald the grinds. Cardinal rule? Never re-heat brewed coffee! Freshness is everything.

SERVING SUGGESTION

Drink

Americano

Equipment

V60

We love this chocolatey, nutty coffee brewed in a filter like the V60, and served black to appreciate those complex flavours.

Origin: Ethiopia

"Mocha" refers to the variety of arabica used for this coffee, while "Djimmah" is a region of south-western Ethiopia.

The Regional Select Programme

During harvest season, growers from local communities have their coffee cupped and scored for potential inclusion into the Regional Select Programme. If successful, these high quality coffee producers are rewarded with a quality premium that encourages investment and development into future years yields.