Yebbo
Authentic Ethiopian Coffee & Tea Experience
Discover the rich flavors and traditions of Ethiopia with Yebbo's premium coffee and tea selections. Sourced directly from Ethiopian highlands and delivered to your doorstep.
Our Ethiopian Heritage
Discover the rich history and tradition behind Yebbo's authentic products
The Birthplace of Coffee
Ethiopia is the legendary birthplace of coffee, where the coffee plant was first discovered in the Kaffa region. Our beans are sourced directly from these ancient coffee forests, ensuring the most authentic flavor experience.
We work with small-scale farmers who use traditional, sustainable farming methods passed down through generations.
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Traditional Processing Methods
We honor Ethiopia's coffee traditions by using natural and washed processing methods that have been perfected over centuries. This attention to detail results in complex flavor profiles you won't find anywhere else.
Our teas are also carefully selected from Ethiopia's highland regions, known for their ideal growing conditions.
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Sustainable & Ethical Sourcing
At Yebbo, we believe in fair trade practices that benefit both our farmers and our customers. We maintain direct relationships with Ethiopian growers, ensuring they receive fair compensation for their exceptional products.
Our commitment to sustainability extends to our packaging, using eco-friendly materials whenever possible.
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Our Premium Products
Discover our selection of authentic Ethiopian coffee and tea
Yirgacheffe Coffee
Floral and citrus notes with a bright acidity. Grown in the high altitudes of Yirgacheffe region.
Sidamo Coffee
Full-bodied with wine-like tones and a vibrant finish. From the fertile soils of Sidamo.
Harrar Coffee
Bold and complex with notes of blueberry and chocolate. Dry-processed in the Harrar region.
Traditional Spice Tea
Aromatic blend of Ethiopian herbs and spices. Perfect for relaxation and meditation.
Green Coffee Beans
Unroasted coffee beans for those who prefer to roast at home. Maintains maximum freshness.
Coffee Ceremony Kit
Complete set for traditional Ethiopian coffee ceremony. Includes beans, jebena, and cups.
The Traditional Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony
Experience the authentic Ethiopian coffee ceremony, a cornerstone of Ethiopian culture and social life. This ritual involves roasting green coffee beans and preparing coffee in a traditional clay pot called a jebena.
At Yebbo, we honor this tradition by providing everything you need to host your own coffee ceremony, connecting you to centuries of Ethiopian heritage.
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Don't just take our word for it - hear from our satisfied customers
"Yebbo's Yirgacheffe coffee took me right back to my trip to Ethiopia. The flavors are authentic and the quality is exceptional. I'll be a customer for life!"
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about our products and services
We roast our coffee beans weekly and ship immediately after roasting to ensure maximum freshness. All our products include roast dates so you know exactly how fresh they are.
Yes, we ship worldwide. Shipping times and costs vary by location. We offer free shipping on orders over $50 within Ethiopia and discounted international shipping rates.
Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee and offers unique heirloom varieties not found elsewhere. The diverse microclimates and traditional processing methods create complex flavor profiles that coffee connoisseurs cherish.
We occasionally organize coffee tours for our premium customers. Please contact us for more information about upcoming tours and visits to our partner farms.
Yes, we offer wholesale pricing for restaurants, cafes, and retailers. Please contact our wholesale department for custom pricing based on your order volume.
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Get In Touch
Have questions or ready to place an order? Contact us today!
Our Location
Bole Road, Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
Phone Number
+251 911 234 567
Email Address
info@yebbo.com
Business Hours
Monday - Friday: 8am - 6pm
Saturday: 9am - 4pm
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