Halo Beriti

Very clean and delicate, with a sparkly complexity. Process Natural Varietals Heirloom Altitude 2150 - 2250 m.a.s.l. Tasting notes Strawberry - Raspberry - Caramel This lot comes from farmers in the Halo Beriti kebele, Gedeb, Yirgacheffe, with farms sitting between 2150–2250m. Cherries are purchased locally, sorted, floated, and naturally processed at Ephtah Coffee's 3.5-hectare site in Lalesa — dried on African raised beds over 12–15 days with no added fermentation. The coffee is mcomposed of indigenous heirloom varieties, harvested October through January, supported by up to 250 seasonal workers and shaded by traditional Enset trees, which aid soil health and biodiversity. Though uncertified, Ephtah Coffee operates with a strong ethical foundation — offering farmers agronomic training, post-harvest support, and fair pricing built on long-term relationships. Central to this is their Ama Commitment initiative, which empowers women through pre-financing, drying infrastructure, and tailored training, fostering economic independence and leadership. Women make up a significant part of Ephtah's own team, and inclusive decision-making is actively promoted throughout the organisation. The carbon footprint from this coffee's journey has been offset twice. This includes boiling your kettle to brew it. The packaging is biodegradable and recyclable. Delivery is free. One love.