Ethiopie - Banko Gotiti Nature Anaerobic

Ethiopie - Banko Gotiti Nature Anaerobic

Renart

About This Coffee

This coffee is from the Banko Gotiti farm in Ethiopia, processed using an anaerobic natural method. After harvest, cherries are sorted and washed, then fermented for 48 to 72 hours. Eight station employees carefully wash the cherries before they are dried on raised beds for 7 to 10 days, with humidity monitored throughout. The variety is Heirloom, and the tasting notes feature red fruits and tropical flavors.

Origin

Banko Gotiti, Worka, Yirgacheffe (Ethiopia)

Flavor Notes

Red Fruit, Tropical

Roast Level

Processing

Anaerobic Natural

Typology

Arabica
Heirloom
R

Renart

Xavier Nonnenmacher is a self taught roaster who founded Renart from the small Alsatian village of Hohengoeft, about thirty kilometers from Strasbourg, at 17 Rue Principale. The name draws from old French, where "renart" means fox, a nod to the cleverness and resourcefulness required to build a roastery from scratch. His talent was recognized nationally when he earned the title of French Roasting Vice Champion in 2019, a remarkable achievement for someone who developed his skills independently. Nonnenmacher launched the roastery during the pandemic, turning a period of uncertainty into an opportunity to pursue his passion for sourcing and roasting beans from small producers. His meticulous approach to each batch reflects both his competitive drive and his deep respect for the farmers behind every coffee he roasts.

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