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Prodigal Coffee

Nensebo G1 Espresso

£25.00

  • Grape, Lemon, Blueberry
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Coffee Details

Country of Origin
Ethiopia
Region
Nensebo
Varietal
Heirloom
Process
Natural
Roast Level
Medium-Light

What to expect

In the cup you can find

Grape, Lemon, Blueberry

About Prodigal Coffee

Founded by Scott Rao and Mark Benedetto, Prodigal focuses on clean light roasts and consistent quality. Its coffees are chosen through blind tasting, then roasted with close attention to development. Batch checks, optical sorting and further tasting help the team refine each release, bringing clarity and sweetness to...

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Roaster notes



Ethiopia — Nensebo Single Farm Heirloom (Natural)

Tastes Like — 🫐 Blueberry • 🍋 Lemon • 🍇 Grape

DETAILS

  • Region: Nensebo, West Arsi, Ethiopia
  • Varietal: Heirloom
  • Process: Natural
  • Roast: Espresso
  • Size: 250g

INTRO

A single-farm natural from Nensebo in West Arsi — a new relationship for Prodigal Coffee and one they are hoping to return to for many harvests to come. Roasted a touch darker than the filter version for exceptional straight shots and Americanos. Blueberry-forward, clean, well-fruited, and aromatic, this G1-graded lot traces back to just one farm in West Arsi. In the cup: blueberry, lemon, and grape.

THE PRODUCER

Nensebo is a woreda in the West Arsi zone of Oromia, Ethiopia — a region with a long and celebrated history of coffee production, known for the quality and aromatic complexity of its naturally processed lots. This G1 lot traces back to a single farm in the area, representing a new direct relationship for Prodigal and a level of traceability that sets it apart from station-level lots. Ethiopia's extraordinary biodiversity — with DNA testing confirming over 60 distinct varieties — means that most coffees from the country are blends of many co-existing heirloom varieties, all contributing to the layered complexity and vibrancy that define Ethiopian specialty coffee at its finest.

THE PROCESS

The Natural process at Nensebo involves:

🍒 Hand-picking — Ripe cherries selectively harvested at peak ripeness ☀️ Raised-bed drying — Whole cherries dried on raised beds for approximately 2 weeks 🏭 Machine sorting — Milled and sorted by machine after drying 🔍 Hand sorting — Further sorted by hand to ensure only the finest beans reach the G1 grade

The raised-bed drying is the defining step — the beans rest inside the intact cherry throughout, slowly absorbing the fruit's sugars and developing the blueberry and grape sweetness and the bright lemon acidity that define this lot. The dual machine and hand sorting after drying is what earns this the G1 designation — the highest quality grade in the Ethiopian coffee system.

THE CUP

A clean, vibrant, and beautifully aromatic natural Ethiopian espresso from a single farm in West Arsi — blueberry-forward with a bright lemon acidity and a ripe grape sweetness, delivering exceptional straight shots and Americanos that showcase the full character of this compelling new origin relationship.

Flavour Notes

🫐 Blueberry 🍋 Lemon 🍇 Grape

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Country of Origin

Ethiopia, Africa

In this coffee

  • Grape
  • Lemon
  • Blueberry

About this origin Ethiopia is widely recognised as coffee’s birthplace and holds extraordinary genetic diversity. Washed coffees often show jasmine, citrus and tea-like clarity, while natural lots can bring ripe berries, tropical fruit and deep aromatic sweetness.

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Coffee Process

Natural

In this coffee

  • Grape
  • Lemon
  • Blueberry

How it works The whole coffee cherry is dried with the fruit intact, often on raised beds or patios. The dried fruit is removed afterwards.

Typical influence Natural coffees are often described as sweet and full-bodied, with ripe berry or tropical-fruit flavours and sometimes a gentle wine-like note.

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Coffee Variety

In this coffee

  • Grape
  • Lemon
  • Blueberry

About this variety

This is a mixed or locally selected coffee population rather than one precisely identified variety. Expect the lot’s tasting notes to be more useful than a single variety stereotype.

Why this one is different
  • Ethiopia
  • Nensebo
  • Natural

In Ethiopia, local selection, replanting and farm history can shape a mixed population over many generations.

Natural processing often brings a rounder, fruit-led expression, which can make the same variety feel quite different from a washed lot.

A little background

Several plant types may be growing and harvested together, often reflecting a farm or region’s planting history.

Classification Mixed population

Technical lineage The individual plants are not fully separated or identified, so a single genetic lineage would be misleading.

Variety is a guide, not a flavour guarantee. Lot notes are more specific.

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