Origin Selection
Ethiopia Gedeb Wuri Floral Washed Selection
A roasted Ethiopia Gedeb Coffee – Wuri washed coffee sample selected for floral clarity, citrus-led brightness, tea-like structure, and clean…
Origin File
East Africa / Ethiopia / Wuri Washing Station, Worka-Sakaro, Gedeb District, Gedeo Zone
Main Crop 2024 · Washed · Filter / Pour-over
An origin file from Wayfarer Cafe, recording place, season, processing, cup direction and sourcing context before a coffee becomes part of our supply discussion.

Origin Snapshot
This snapshot keeps the origin readable before a buyer, café, roaster or partner enters a sourcing conversation.
Region
East Africa
Country
Ethiopia
Location
Wuri Washing Station, Worka-Sakaro, Gedeb District, Gedeo Zone
Crop Period / Crop Year
Main Crop 2024
Altitude
2,076m at washing station; surrounding farms can reach above 2,100m
Varietal
Heirloom Typica
Processing Method
Washed
Suggested Use
Filter / Pour-over
Flavor Notes
Jasmine, rose, guava, grapefruit, dark berries, honeydew
Why this origin matters
This origin is recorded not only as a place name, but as part of the sourcing context behind Wayfarer Cafe. Its region, processing method, cup direction and practical use help us understand whether it can support green coffee discussion, roasted sample evaluation, local market testing or business supply cooperation.
For us, an origin file is a working reference. It connects what is grown in a place with how that coffee may be evaluated, explained and carried into coffee supply conversations for partners, cafés, roasters or local market channels.
Place
Coffee begins with place. This origin note records the location behind the cup, helping us connect terrain, processing, cup character and sourcing context.
Location
Ethiopia / Wuri Washing Station, Worka-Sakaro, Gedeb District, Gedeo Zone
Cup Direction & Suggested Use
Jasmine, rose, guava, grapefruit, dark berries, honeydew
Filter / Pour-over
Flavor notes are used as a practical guide rather than a fixed promise. Each batch may vary with harvest, processing, storage, roasting approach and preparation method.
How we read this origin
We read an origin through several layers: where it comes from, how it is processed, how the cup presents itself, and how realistically it can serve a business use case. A coffee may be distinctive in the cup, but it also needs to be understandable, repeatable and suitable for the partner who will use it.
This is where origin information connects with sourcing judgment. The goal is not only to describe a coffee, but to understand where it may fit in a real supply relationship, whether as a green coffee lot, roasted sample line, origin selection or business supply option.
Sourcing Context
Gedeb sits just south of Yirgacheffe in Ethiopia’s Gedeo Zone and has become one of the most recognizable areas for high-altitude washed and natural coffees. Wuri Washing Station works with smallholder farmers around Worka-Sakaro and offers strong potential for a floral, fruit-forward East African profile within the WAYFARER origin system.
Availability Note
Suitable as a seasonal sourcing candidate. Final availability depends on fresh crop timing, exporter allocation, sample approval and shipping route.
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Start the conversation
Some origins may be available as green coffee discussions, roasted samples, seasonal selections or part of a business supply conversation. Tell us how you plan to use the coffee, and we will suggest the most suitable next step.