Amokka Christmas 2025

119,00 kr

This year, we’re using two standout coffees from our network in Ethiopia, both from producers we’ve come to know well over the years. The blend brings together a washed lot from Haji’s washing station and a natural lot from Nasir’s drying station. We first visited both in 2022, and it’s been rewarding to see how their coffees have developed since then.

The result is a sweet, syrupy, and complex profile that balances the best of both processes. The washed coffee from Haji contributes florality, structure, and delicate notes of bergamot and dark chocolate. The natural from Nasir brings juicy sweetness and fruit-driven tones reminiscent of stone fruit and ripe berries.

This year, we’re roasting these coffees a bit darker than usual, something we don’t often do with Ethiopian coffees, but one that really suits this pairing. The darker roast brings out a flavour profile that reminds us of dried fruit, dark chocolate, and caramelized sugar, with subtle hints of clove and jasmine, perfect for the season.

Size:

250 g 500 g 1000 g

Grind:

Whole Beans Filter French Press

Variant

Coffee Details

Origin
Ethiopia

Region
Sidama

Producer
Haji's & Nasir's Mills

Varieties
Heirloom Varitials

Processing
Washed & Natural

Crop Year
2025

Altitude
1800m.a.s.l.

Roasting Details

Roast level
4 out of 6

Flavour Notes
Roasted, Chocolate, Dried Fruit

Roaster
IMF

Batch Size
60 kg

End Temperature
218.0°C

Time
11.48 minutes

About Ethiopia

Ethiopian coffee is an adventure of flavour! As the birthplace of coffee, it offers insight into what the very first coffee consumed tasted like, and how it rose in popularity. When reading about Ethiopian coffee production, before long, you’ll start to see the word “heirloom”. In Ethiopia, it is used as a catch-all term for the many wild or genetically undefined varieties that are native to the country. It is estimated that there are between 10,000 and 15,000 heirloom varieties in Ethiopia today, the majority of which have not been formally genetically identified.

Rather than farming like in most other parts of the world, coffee is still growing wild in many parts of Ethiopia. Coffee trees can be found growing on mountains and in ancient forests harvested and tended to by locals for generations.

About Heirloom Varitials

In Ethiopia, “heirloom” refers to the country’s wide range of indigenous Arabica varieties, many of which have never been formally classified. In Sidama, these plants are often local landraces that have adapted over generations to the region’s specific soils and elevations.

This genetic diversity gives Sidama coffees their distinctive character typically clean, floral, and bright, with layered acidity and sweetness. Many smallholders grow these heirloom types on small plots under shade, maintaining traditional cultivation that preserves both biodiversity and cup complexity.

Amokka Christmas 2025

119,00 kr

Ethiopia

Leku, Sidama

Impact Trade: Sidama School Uniforms Project 2025

This year’s release also marks the completion of our latest Impact Project in Ethiopia:
Scanomat School Uniforms Project 2025 – “Reducing Cost Barriers to Education.”

In collaboration with Daniel, Worku, and Sany, the project focused on reducing the cost barriers that prevent children from attending school.

In Ethiopia, wearing a uniform is often a requirement for attending public school, and for many families, the cost can be prohibitive.

After consulting with local village elders and school representatives in the Leku, the community identified that uniforms would have a greater and more immediate impact than other school equipment or materials.

The last few months, the uniforms were produced locally, fitted, and distributed to students in two government schools. Worku and Sany visited the schools to deliver the uniforms and receive certificates of appreciation on behalf of the project.

The initiative’s objectives were:
To reduce financial barriers for families by providing access to affordable school uniforms.
To increase school attendance and participation.
To promote inclusivity and reduce social stigma related to affordability.
To strengthen students’ confidence and sense of belonging at school.

We’re grateful to see this initiative completed successfully and to continue supporting communities in Leku through long-term partnerships.

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Amokka Christmas 2025