Motley Brew

Ethiopia Guji Light Roast — Limited Release

This limited-edition Motley Brew takes us somewhere a little different.

Ethiopia Guji is naturally processed and roasted light to let its bright, fruit-forward character shine. Strawberry leads the cup, with a delicate tea-like quality and layers of fruit that make this coffee lively without being sharp or overwhelming.

The body is light, the acidity is mild, and the finish is clean and smooth. If your usual coffee leans rich, chocolatey, and familiar, think of this one as a change of scenery—lighter, fruitier, and a little unexpected.

Flavor Profile

Strawberry: sweet, distinct fruit character
Tea-Like: delicate and clean with a lighter finish
Fruity: layered natural sweetness throughout the cup
Light Body: easy-drinking and delicate
Mild Acidity: enough brightness to keep the cup lively without becoming sharp
Never Bitter: our roasting style keeps every sip smooth

What Makes This Release Special

Guji, Ethiopia: a celebrated coffee-growing region known for distinctive, fruit-forward coffees

Natural Process: the coffee cherry dries around the seed, helping develop the pronounced fruit and sweetness you’ll taste in the cup

Light Roast: keeps the origin character front and center and lets those strawberry and tea-like notes shine

Small-Batch & Limited: roasted in micro batches for peak freshness and available only while supplies last

Perfect For

Pour-over and drip brewing
Coffee drinkers who love bright, fruit-forward cups
Light-roast fans
Anyone ready to venture beyond the usual chocolate-and-nut flavor profile
Curious coffee drinkers looking for something genuinely different

Roast Level: Light
Body: Light
Acidity: Mild
Process: Natural
Origin: Guji, Ethiopia

Motley Brew is our rotating limited release—coffees we love, roasted because they’re worth sharing.

Every Motley Brew is a chance to get a little adventurous and taste something that won’t be around forever. This Ethiopia Guji is bright, fruity, smooth, and decidedly different.

Try it while you can. When it’s gone, the next Motley Brew takes its place.