Ethiopia

Ethiopian coffee beans are where this whole craft began — and Ethiopia still grows flavors found nowhere else on earth. Florals, stone fruit, and tea-like delicacy from thousands of native cultivars, roasted to order in Pensacola. Our current Ethiopian lots are among the highest-scoring coffees on our shelf.

Ethiopia Yabitu Koba
Ethiopia Yabitu Koba coffee label with notes of cooked peach, apricot and dates, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Yabitu Koba

Regular price $24.00
Sale price $24.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Dambi Uddo
Ethiopia Dambi Uddo coffee label with notes of chocolate syrup, chai spice and blueberry - Inheritance Coffee, Pensacola, FL serving cafes, churches and home brewers

Ethiopia Dambi Uddo

Regular price $23.00
Sale price $23.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Buku Abel
Bag of Ethiopia Buku Abel coffee on a cafe counter by the grinder, from Inheritance Coffee, Pensacola, FL specialty roaster for cafes, churches and home brewers

Ethiopia Buku Abel

Regular price $20.00
Sale price $20.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Gerba Dogo
Ethiopia Gerba Dogo coffee label with notes of blueberry, melon and pomegranate, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Gerba Dogo

1 total reviews

Regular price $20.00
Sale price $20.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Guji Decaf
Ethiopia Guji Decaf coffee label with notes of tropical fruit, cinnamon and floral, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Guji Decaf

Regular price $22.00
Sale price $22.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Suke Quto
Ethiopia Suke Quto coffee label with notes of blueberry, jasmine and honeysuckle, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Suke Quto

Regular price $20.00
Sale price $20.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Birbirsa
Ethiopia Birbirsa coffee label with notes of granola, mango and orange, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Birbirsa

1 total reviews

Regular price $19.00
Sale price $19.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Hambela Buku
Bag of Ethiopia Hambela Buku coffee on a cafe shelf, from Inheritance Coffee, Pensacola, FL specialty roaster for cafes, churches and home brewers

Ethiopia Hambela Buku

Regular price $22.00
Sale price $22.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Chelbesa
Ethiopia Chelbesa coffee label with notes of blackberry, orange and star fruit, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Chelbesa

Regular price $25.00
Sale price $25.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Dambi Uddo
Bag of Ethiopia Dambi Uddo coffee on a cafe shelf with menu boards, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Dambi Uddo

Regular price $23.00
Sale price $23.00 Regular price
Ethiopia Bilida
Ethiopia Bilida coffee label with notes of peach cobbler, marmalade and mango, roasted by Inheritance Coffee in Pensacola, FL for home brewers and cafes

Ethiopia Bilida

Regular price $20.00
Sale price $20.00 Regular price

Before you buy

Good questions

Where coffee began.

Why Ethiopian coffee tastes like nothing else

Ethiopia is coffee's birthplace, and it never went through the varietal bottleneck the rest of the world did. While most producing countries grow a handful of cultivars, Ethiopian farms and forests hold thousands of native heirloom varieties — which is why one washing station can taste of jasmine and apricot while its neighbor tastes of bergamot and blueberry. No other origin has that genetic range to draw from.

Ethiopia Buku Abel is our current expression of it: 93 points on the cupping table, and the coffee we reach for when someone asks why people make a fuss about Ethiopia.

Brewing Ethiopian coffee

Pour over or drip first — the florals live at the top of the cup and filter brewing keeps them there. A 1:16 ratio with a slightly finer grind than you'd use for a chocolatey coffee rewards the delicacy. As espresso it turns jammy and intense: worth doing, but hear it as filter first.

What makes Ethiopian coffee special?

Genetic diversity no other origin has: thousands of native cultivars producing florals, stone fruit, and tea-like cups. Ethiopia Buku Abel, at 93 points, is the highest-scoring coffee on our shelf.

How do you brew Ethiopian coffee?

Filter first — pour over or drip at 1:16 keeps the florals intact. Espresso turns the fruit into something closer to jam. Every bag ships with a starting recipe.

What do the notes on the bag mean?

They're what our cupping table actually tasted, not marketing. Florals and apricot on the label mean a bright, perfumed cup rather than a chocolatey one — the fastest way to know if a coffee is for you.

Read our Ethiopia story