Café Campesino's rendition of history's first known coffee blend. Originally made using beans from Yemen, a country located on the Arabian Peninsula in Southwest Asia, and beans from the Indonesian island of Java. Our version uses beans widely accepted as the modern day equivalents of these legendary coffees:  Ethiopia Harrar* (Full City Roast) in place of the Yemen (Moka) beans and Sumatra (Viennese Roast) as a substitute for the Java beans.  And, to spice things up a bit, we have added a touch of another of our Fair Trade, organic beans to make this special blend. Enjoy.
*Please Note: Due to supply issues in Ethiopia, we are temporarily out of Harrar.  However, Ethiopia Sidamo is an excellent replacement and we will be substituting with it until the Harrar becomes available again.

Café Campesino is proud to be one of the founding members of Cooperative Coffees, a cooperative of independent roasters committed to Fair Trade as a long-term partnership between farmers and roasters. For us, paying a fair price is just the beginning of this relationship. Our trade model includes pre-financing, sharing information, and working together for higher quality coffee.

Transparency makes fairness possible because it makes hiding the truth impossible.

Trace our current Sumatran coffee lot - SUG 84 15/1607/74A
-See paperwork for previous Sumatran coffee lots - SUG 82 15/1607/64
Trace our current Ethiopian Harrar coffee lot - ETH 83 10/118/0257