Coffee Sourcing in Ethiopia

Discover the diverse farming systems and unique terroir that create Ethiopia’s world-renowned coffee varieties.

Ethiopian Coffee Production Landscape

Ethiopia cultivates coffee across 1.2 million hectares, with 900,000 hectares actively productive. Over 90% of production comes from smallholder farmers using traditional methods passed down through generations.

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Total coffee cultivation area across Ethiopia

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Currently productive coffee farming areas

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Production from traditional smallholder farmers

Four Distinct Farming Systems

Ethiopian coffee is cultivated through four primary systems, each contributing unique characteristics to the final cup profile.

Making a Real Impact

Our partnership programs are already showing measurable results in farmer income, quality improvement, and sustainable practices across Ethiopian coffee regions.

Limu

sweet and complex coffee with a winey, nutty flavour

Yirgacheffe

bright coffee with a light body with complex fruity and floral notes

Harar

rich body with a deep mocca flavour, winey notes and a creamy aftertaste

Tepi

rich body with light acidity and almond, nutty flavours

Bench Maji

coffee with deep winey, floral notes and a rich body

Sidama

spicy and chocolatey coffee with medium acidity

Guji

light body with citric fruit and floral notes such as jasmine and peach