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Lève-tôt

Early Bird is a smooth and comforting coffee, designed for those who welcome the morning before everyone else. Easy to love, it offers a balanced cup, without bitterness, with a silky texture that is equally suited to filter or espresso..

This is the perfect coffee to start the day right; delicate enough to be savored slowly, but with just enough character to awaken the mind.


In Quebec, an early riser is someone who's up early, and this coffee pays tribute to them. A Quebecois wink, to accompany the first rays of dawn, no matter what time the alarm rings..



What is it?

Variety :Heirloom
Process: Natural
Farm: Chelchele washing station
Origin : Yirgacheffe, ÉTHIOPIE
Altitude: 1900-2400m

How ?

The cherries are usually delivered on the same day as the harvest. They are first sorted to select those at their peak ripeness and to remove any defects, then rinsed to eliminate impurities. They are then spread out on raised drying beds or tables, where they are regularly turned throughout the process. Drying takes on average between 8 and 25 days, depending on the weather conditions..

Tasting Notes : 

Brown sugar, Earl Grey, pear
14.06 € 14.06 €

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Chelchele washing station 

This coffee comes from the Chelchele washing station in the Kochere district, in the heart of the Yirgacheffe region of Ethiopia. It is grown at high altitude by small farmers on very small plots, often resembling veritable coffee gardens, interspersed with dense and varied vegetation. Cultivation takes place primarily in the shade, using traditional methods and without the use of fertilizers or pesticides.

Considered the birthplace of Arabica coffee, the Yirgacheffe region is distinguished by the diversity of its micro-terroirs and by a relationship with coffee deeply rooted in daily life and local history for centuries..