Kaffa Origins takes its name from the forests where Arabica was first found. This page is our long way of saying: we come from this.
Kaffa (also spelled Kefa) is a historic region in southwestern Ethiopia and is widely regarded as the birthplace of Arabica coffee. According to Ethiopian tradition, the word “coffee” is believed to have originated from Kaffa, where wild Arabica coffee has grown naturally for centuries.
Whether legend or history, Ethiopia remains the genetic home of Arabica coffee and one of the world’s most respected coffee-producing countries.
Today, Ethiopian coffee is prized for its complex flavour, floral aromas, and exceptional quality.
