Ethiopia

Ethiopian coffee tends to vary a lot from region to region. Popular types of Ethiopian coffees / areas of Ethiopia include Harar, Sidamo, Yirgacheffe, Limmu, Djimmah and Lekempti. Ethiopian Lekempti coffee beans can have a very different taste from Ethiopian coffees from areas such as Harar or Sidamo, and as one of the earliest coffee producing regions in the world you can visit and learn about the Ethiopian coffee ceremony and other Ethiopian coffee information if you are interested in learning about early coffee history, where the original coffee arabica grew in the Kaffa region of Ethiopia.

Ethiopian fair trade coffee can be almost any kind of taste. There are dry processed varieties of coffee from Ethiopia, washed varieties from other regions of Ethiopia, and from the Sidamo region of Ethiopia you can get both kinds. Some flavors of coffee from Ethiopia have light and easy tastes, while other are considered more earthy and deep tasting. Some types of organically grown coffee have also been developed in Ethiopia throughout the past few years. Some of the best coffee from Ethiopia in recent years has come from the Harar region, but depending on your tastes you may like kinds from other regions, so be sure to look up info on the various coffee producing regions of Ethiopia in order to find out where to get the specific taste of Ethiopia coffee that you are looking for. If you do not want the kind of coffee produced in the Harar region of Ethiopia you may prefer the top grade washed coffee that is produced in the Sidamo or Yirgacheffe region.

In summary, since Ethiopia is one of the places in the world where coffee was first produced (perhaps the very first region for coffee in the world), you can get various varieties of dry and washed coffee with different flavor characteristics and should put in some study time to find the region that is most likely to produce coffee that you like. If you want to visit Ethiopia, you can visit some of the places where the earliest coffee crops were cultivated, from which the coffee plant spread to the rest of the world. I wish you luck finding out more about coffee from Ethiopia and I hope that you are able to locate some interesting flavors and types of coffee from Ethiopia that suit your tastes whatever your tastes may be.