Ethiopian Harrar Coffee

Location: Djimma Region
Altitude: 1,880 - 2,180 masl
Varieties: Heirloom varieties selected for quality and resilience
Process: Natural
Drying: Sun Dried on Raised Beds
Harvest: October-January
Export: May-July

Freshly roasted whole bean coffee is the best, and there's nothing more satisfying than waking up to the intoxicating aroma of Ethiopia Harrar Coffee. This exquisite coffee is bursting with sweet berry notes and a bold, lively aroma. There is no better way to start off your morning than a cup of Ethiopian Harrar coffee.

Quality Harrar coffee is bold and complex in character. Its distinctive taste weaves together hints of blackberry, cinnamon, cardamom, and apricot. All coupled with a subtly smoky aroma. Cultivated in the southern highlands of Ethiopia at altitudes between 4,500 and 6,300 feet, these natural Arabica coffee beans owe their complex character to both the fertile soil and meticulous dry-processing methods. Expect a rich medley of red wine and dark chocolate undertones that make Ethiopia Harrar coffee an ideal choice for an indulgent after-dinner treat. This amazing coffee is highly coveted for a reason. It's one of the very best coffees on the planet and a favorite of ours here at Koffee Kult.

Ethiopia Harrar is 100% Arabica coffee, renowned for its depth of flavor and striking aroma. While Arabica beans may not be the most caffeinated, they consistently deliver a smooth, refined taste that sets them apart from other varieties. As coffee connoisseurs, trust us when we say this is a must-try coffee. 

Producer Bio

The GERA Estate occupies the highland areas at an altitude of 1880-2180m, which are excellent conditions for growing arabica coffee.

There are no chemical fertilizers or insecticides are being used with Ethiopian Harrar coffee. The production system is based on principles of sustainability for the farming environment and improving the living and working conditions of the employees.

All coffees on the GERA estate are shade grown and protected from pollution by enriching the soil with nitrogen-producing plants and natural fertilizer. For the employees, the estate provides housing, education for children, clean drinking water, electricity, health care, recreational facilities and more, all free of charge.