Half-day, Addis Ababa
For layovers and short stays: the roastery, then a professional cupping of the main origins. About four hours.
Most visitors to Ethiopia taste the coffee. On this day you follow it: graded for export, roasted, then cupped by professionals. Take a half-day or a full day in Addis Ababa, or ask us to take you to the farm.
The first departures are being set with our partner sites. Request a place and we confirm dates with you. Prices are given on enquiry.
For layovers and short stays: the roastery, then a professional cupping of the main origins. About four hours.
All three stops: export warehouse, roastery and cupping lab, with lunch and a buna ceremony. About 8.5 hours door to door.
If you want to go to the farm, we arrange it on request: the station, the farm and the people behind a lot.
The Addis days run through a warehouse, a roastery and a cupping lab, each a working site. Photographs on this page are illustrative and do not show the partner sites.
Export-ready lots, grading, moisture and defects, and how a lot is prepared for a buyer abroad.
Green coffee turning in the drum, roast profiles with the team, and packing for cafes and export.
Ethiopia's origins cupped side by side, the way buyers score and price coffee: Yirgacheffe, Sidama, Guji and Harrar.
All three sites, about 8.5 hours door to door. This is the proposed itinerary. Times are set with each site so the visit fits their working day.
For layovers and short stays. It skips the warehouse and goes straight to the roasting and the cupping, in about four hours.
Book a single seat and join a small group, or book a private day for your own party.
Farm and station visits are not booked directly. Send a request and we reply.
Tell us which option, when, and how many of you. Already buying? Add it to your brief. See also how buying works and the seven origins.
Choose an option and your preferred dates. We reply to confirm what is possible. Prices are given on enquiry.
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