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Added 2026-04-27 · Updated

Bean Conqueror: Sewda Washed · 7 brews

Origin

Type Single origin
Origin 🇪🇹 Ethiopia
Region Guji
Variety Landrace
Processing Washed
Elevation 1,900-2,100 masl
Harvest December 2025-January 2026

Bag

Roast level Nordic Light
Amount 150g
Cost $24.50
Cost/gram
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Urgency Done

Timing

Roast date 2026-03-25
Days since roast 233d
Drink after 2026-04-24
Recommended rest 30–56 days
Drink before 2026-05-27
Archived on 2026-05-17
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