A bag of Ruby Coffee Roasters Ethiopia Reko with a label detailing its origin and flavor.
A bag of Ruby Coffee Roasters Ethiopia Reko with a label detailing its origin and flavor.
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A bag of Ruby Coffee Roasters Ethiopia Reko with a label detailing its origin and flavor.

Ethiopia Reko

Regular price $25.00
A shining example of Yirgacheffe’s terroir from Ruby Coffee Roasters, with bright citrus, delicate florals, and rounded honey sweetness.
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8.8 oz / Whole Bean

Ethiopia Reko

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The experience

Ruby Coffee Roasters has sourced coffee from the Reko community in Kochere, Ethiopia, for 11 years. Reko is exemplary of Yirgacheffe’s terroir—floral, soft, sweet, and fruit-forward, with bright citrus notes.

Local heirloom landraces, including Kurume, contribute intense aromatics, while the region’s unique microclimate and iron-rich soils shape its distinctive character. Ruby carefully roasts this coffee to bring these qualities forward while preserving the honey sweetness and rounded body that we love.

Lemon meringue, lavender, apricot, and honey.

🌎 Origin: Kochere, Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
⚗️ Process: Washed
🔬 Variety: Heirloom landraces, including Kurume
🔥 Roast: Light

About Ruby

Founded in 2013 by Jared and Deanna Linzmeier in Nelsonville, Wisconsin, Ruby Coffee Roasters is dedicated to traceability, sustainability, and intentional sourcing. 

Their approach celebrates the distinct character of each coffee’s microclimate and growing region, highlighting vibrant flavors and natural sweetness through thoughtful roasting, with a focus on seasonality and long-standing producer relationships.

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