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Agaro Yukro G1 | Ethiopia
£21.95
- Caramel, Barley Tea, Apricot, Bergamot
Additional information
Coffee Details
- Country of Origin
- Ethiopia
- Region
- Agaro
- Varietal
- Heirloom/Landrace
- Process
- Washed
- Roast Level
- Ultra-Light
- Farm
- Yukro
- Altitude
- 1900 masl
What to expect
In the cup you can find
Caramel, Barley Tea, Apricot, Bergamot
Overall profile
Clean & sweet. Light & airy citrus is prominent up front, carried by a tea like body and a rounded caramel sweetness.
Sensory profile
- Acidity
- 2/5
- Body
- 2/5
- Sweetness
- 4/5
- Funk
- 1/3
- Adventurous
- 2/5
About Onyx Coffee
Founded in Northwest Arkansas, Onyx Coffee Lab approaches sourcing, roasting and hospitality with meticulous care. Its team combines transparent coffee buying, competition-level expertise and thoughtful presentation to make every stage from producer to cup visible and intentional.
Roaster notes
Ethiopia — Wanja Kersa Yukro Washing Station Landrace G1 (Washed)
Tastes Like — 🍑 Apricot • 🍵 Barley Tea • 🍊 Bergamot • 🍬 Caramel
DETAILS
- Producer: 579 smallholder farmers, Wanja Kersa
- Washing Station: Yukro
- Region: Geera district, Agaro, Ethiopia
- Varietal: Landrace
- Process: Washed
- Elevation: 1,900 masl (farms 1,800–2,200 masl)
- Cup Score: 87
INTRO Sourced through Onyx's long-standing relationship with Red Fox Coffee — Yukro is produced by smallholder farmers in Wanja Kersa, in Ethiopia's western Agaro region. Agaro's earlier harvest makes this one of the first fresh washed Ethiopian coffees to arrive each year, and meticulous processing at Yukro delivers a clean, sweet, floral profile with remarkable longevity. In the cup: apricot, barley tea, bergamot, and caramel.
THE PRODUCER Yukro is produced by 579 smallholder farmers in Wanja Kersa, a community within the Geera district of Agaro. Farms here sit between 1,800 and 2,200 meters and are typically very small, ranging from 0.1 to 2 hectares, with coffee as the primary source of income, grown in fertile sandy-loam soils and intercropped with maize and false banana for shade. Agaro's growing season runs earlier than many of Ethiopia's better-known regions, with harvest from mid-October through late January — among the first Ethiopian coffees to arrive each year, yet unusually slow to lose vibrancy afterward. The washing stations of Agaro were established through a TechnoServe initiative focused on improving processing and helping producers earn better prices for higher-quality coffee.
THE PROCESS At the Yukro washing station, ripe cherries are mechanically depulped using Penagos equipment, then soaked overnight to remove any remaining mucilage. The coffee dries on raised beds for six to eight days, with frequent turning to promote even drying and a clean, consistent cup.
The overnight soak following mechanical depulping is the defining step — it's what builds the clean, sweet, floral consistency behind the apricot, bergamot, and caramel character that define this cup.
THE CUP Clean and sweet — apricot and bergamot lead, with barley tea structure and a caramel finish that carries remarkable longevity. Versatile enough for both single-origin service and blending.
Flavour Notes 🍑 Apricot 🍵 Barley Tea 🍊 Bergamot 🍬 Caramel
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