Hard To Find Authentic Coffea Arabica Mocha Coffee from the Haraaz Mountains (Yemen) Medium Roasted Whole Beans 12 oz bag

I love this coffee. The drink we call coffee started in Yemen, which you know if you read Dave Eggers' The Monk of Mokha. I love that this coffee comes from the Haraaz growers. This coffee is light and flavorful, beautifully roasted without that burned taste that is so common in "fancy" coffee. I drink it to get going in the morning, and it helps me push through mounds of work. But I really love to savor it in the afternoon on my break, and preferably with a piece of cake like the Germans do. (Try it with something cinnamon!) It's addictive in the best way, helping me look forward to my downtime with delight and then spring back with energy for the demands of caring for my family.

This is unlike any coffee I have ever tasted - it was not what I expected. But that is not a bad thing. First tasting note that surprised me the most was one of smoke, which gradually gave way to a deep, winey, fruit taste. By the second brew, the heavy smoke overtones had subsided and it was an altogether more delicious experience, like very dark chocolate. This is the real deal and I highly recommend it. The reason for 4 stars? I prefer a lighter roast.

It’s good but not as good as Port of Mokha. I was looking for that light flavorful taste from coffee from Yemen but this is a bit bitter. I was hoping the less expensive Haraaz would be just as good but nah.

this was low quality yemen

Both my wife and I got I’ll within 20 min of drinking this coffee.

This is such amazing coffee!! It is sweet, and delicious! I usually take cream and sugar with my coffee, but this is so versatile I have been drinking it black! It doesn’t have the bitterness that so many coffees have that make you want to mask it with sugar or cream. It’s just a really nice pleasant smell. Sometimes I open the bag and just sniff the aroma. It really is a pleasant drink. Makes the morning start much smoother!

This is a mountain grown medium roasted Yemen coffee. It has that "wild" note that people find is unique to this coffee. Also, this appears to be a company that checks and contributes to the welfare of these rural farmers.

Normally, I review the comment section before making a purchase and decide whether or not to make a purchase. All praise due to Allah and blessings to the farmers and their families. This Qahua (Coffee) is a gift from our ancestors. From the moment I opened the bag and shared with a group of students, you could smell the robust. The ending presentation is just as plentiful, you can taste the natural mocha in every sip. I wish to purchase more often. I would love to contact the sellers and let them know how great of a product they distribute!