About this coffee
If you've ever wondered why people get so excited about Ethiopian coffee, start here. Bright, floral and packed with fizzy peach sweetness, it's the sort of coffee that makes you stop after the first sip just to work out what you're tasting. A brilliant introduction to just how expressive great coffee can be.
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