Located in Bursa, Bensa at elevations of 2,100 to 2,300 metres, the Wasa station works with smallholder farming communities where coffee grows alongside false banana, food crops and livestock. These generations of farming knowledge, combined with careful processing and selection, create coffees that are distinctive, expressive and deeply rooted in their origin. Every lot is processed with a focus on preserving traceability, clarity and character, allowing the unique qualities of the region to shine through in the cup.

Wasa's High Selection coffees are sourced from carefully chosen high-altitude farms across the Bensa and Bursa regions. Only the highest-quality cherries are selected, with meticulous attention paid to sorting, cleanliness and processing.

The result is a coffee that showcases the best of Sidama: vibrant acidity, layered complexity and a satisfying, mouth-filling body.

Process

During the natural processing of these lots, the fresh red cherries are pulped to remove the outer skin. Some mucilage is retained to develop sweetness and complexity. Carefully timed drying sessions help balance the overall flavour and moisture. Drying the coffee takes approximately 12–13 days depending on weather conditions.