Guji coffee, native to the eponymous region in Ethiopia, is grown in a unique environment characterized by its rich soils and high altitude. This region, the birthplace of coffee, is renowned for its exceptional quality Arabica beans, offering distinct aromatic profiles sought after by connoisseurs around the world.
Type of Coffee: Guji coffee is an Arabica that stands out for its aromatic complexity and superior quality. Carefully cultivated by small local producers, it embodies Ethiopia's coffee expertise and tradition.
Product Features
Aromatic Profile: Guji coffee from Ethiopia is renowned for its voluptuous body and delicate notes of flowers, fruits and spices. Its complex aromas and rich taste make it an exceptional taste experience, marked by a gentle acidity and a clean and persistent finish.
Harvesting Process: The harvest of Guji coffee is carried out by hand, allowing for precise selection of beans at their peak of maturity. This artisanal method preserves the exceptional quality of the grains and supports the traditional growing methods of local producers.
Ethical Commitment: By choosing Guji coffee from Ethiopia, ÔTEKA© is committed to supporting small producers and promoting sustainable agricultural practices that respect the environment and strengthen local communities.
Packaging
In line with our environmental commitment, Ethiopia Guji coffee packaging is designed to be both planet-friendly and effective in retaining the coffee's freshness and aromas. Our packaging is recyclable and biodegradable.
ÔTEKA© commitment
At ÔTEKA©, we are proud to offer you exceptional coffees, from sustainable and fair practices. Guji coffee from Ethiopia reflects our passion for quality and our commitment to ethics and sustainability. It is an invitation to explore the richness of Ethiopian coffees, while supporting a responsible approach to coffee production.
With ÔTEKA© Ethiopian Guji Coffee, immerse yourself in a world of exquisite flavors and contribute to a more sustainable and equitable future for coffee producers.
