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ETHIOPIA, GUJI CHEBEGA - Espresso Roast

ETHIOPIA, GUJI CHEBEGA - Espresso Roast

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ETHIOPIA, GUJI CHEBEGA - Espresso Roast
Country
ETHIOPIA
Producer
Uraga Bisrat washing station
Region
Gogogu. Uraga, Cebega Village
Elevation Range
2240 m
Variety
Ethiopian Heirloom
Processing Method
Washed
Drying Method
Raised Bed Sun-Dried

This washed Guji is a bright, sweet and complex cup from the high altitudes of Uraga district. At stunning heights of 2240 meters above sea-level, you'll find the Uraga Bisrat washing station that processes one of Uraga’s finest coffees. Bisrat Melaku is the proud founder of the station that processes cherries not only from his own farm, but also supports the livelihood of about 60 local producers farming near Mount Quto and the Seboba River. The abundance of classic notes like stone fruits, kiwi, florals and cola gives the coffee excellent attributes to be enjoyed through any brew method. We give Guji Chebega five stars for its all-round taste performance as a filter, or a flat white. 

perfect espresso

RECIPE

Dose: 18–20 g of coffee
Yield: 36–40 g liquid espresso
Time: 25–30 seconds
Pressure: ~9 bars
Temp: ~93 °C / 200 °F

EXTRACTION GUIDELINES

  • Brew ratio: 1:2 (coffee in : espresso out)
    Example: 18 g coffee → 36 g espresso liquid in the cup.
  • Time: 25–30 seconds.
  • Flow: Should resemble warm honey dripping smoothly.

EVALUATE THE SHOT

  • Crema: golden‑brown, thick, and even.
  • Taste: balanced — no harsh sourness (under‑extracted) or bitterness (over‑extracted).

Brewing method

Espresso machine
Pre‑heat Your Espresso Machine

01. Pre‑heat Your Espresso Machine

-Turn on the machine and let it warm up (at least 10–15 minutes).-Run a blank shot (without coffee) to heat the grouphead and portafilter.

Weigh and Grind Coffee

02. Weigh and Grind Coffee

-Dose: 18–20 g of freshly ground coffee (for a standard double shot).-Grind size: fine, similar to table salt.-Use a burr grinder — consistency is critical.

Distribute Grounds Evenly

03. Distribute Grounds Evenly

-Add coffee to the portafilter basket.-Tap lightly or use a distributor tool to level the coffee bed, avoiding air pockets.

Tamp with Consistent Pressure

04. Tamp with Consistent Pressure

-Use a flat‑bottom tamper.-Apply firm, even pressure (approx. 30 lbs / 14 kg).-Ensure the puck surface is level for even water flow.

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How long will my coffee stay fresh?

A: Coffee hits its sweet spot within 2–4 weeks after roasting. That’s why we roast weekly—to make sure what lands on your doorstep is alive with flavour. Brew it fresh, and you’ll taste the difference.

What grind size should I use?

A: It depends on your brew style. Espresso? Go fine. Pour-over or drip? Aim for medium. French press? Think coarse, like sea salt. Don’t stress—we’ve got guides to make it easy, and we can even grind it for you if you’d rather skip the guesswork.

Where do your beans come from?

A: Everywhere across the Coffee Belt—from Colombia to Ethiopia, Brazil to Costa Rica. We source from farmers who care about quality and sustainability, and we celebrate the diversity of flavours each origin brings. That’s why RAZA means race—it’s about unity, culture, and connection in every cup.

What makes RAZA coffee different?

A: We roast fresh every single week in Sydney by order. No dusty shelves, no stale beans. Just carefully sourced coffee, small batch roasted with purpose, and delivered straight to your door.

Do roasted coffee beans expire? How long can I keep them?

A: Yes—roasted beans don’t last forever, but they stay good if stored well. After roasting, flavour peaks over first 2-4 weeks. After that, some aroma and subtle notes fade. Store in a cool, airtight container out of sunlight. At RAZA, because we roast weekly and ship fast, you’ll always be getting peak flavour if you brew within that window.

Is your decaf really good?

A: We get it. Decaf gets a bad rep. But our Swiss Water Decaf is different: chemical-free, full of flavour, and smooth enough to sip all day (and night).

Are your coffees suitable for milk-based drinks?

A: Definitely. Our blends are crafted to shine in flat whites, lattes, and cappuccinos, balancing beautifully with milk while keeping their unique flavour notes.