La historia del café comienza en Yemen

Al Mukha es una ciudad portuaria ubicada en el sur de Yemen, conecta con el Mar Rojo y es el límite de la península arábiga.

A rustic Yemeni coffee farm at sunrise, with ripe coffee cherries ready for harvest.
A rustic Yemeni coffee farm at sunrise, with ripe coffee cherries ready for harvest.
The taste transports me straight to Yemen.

Lina M.

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A vintage sepia-toned photograph of Yemeni coffee farmers handpicking ripe coffee cherries in the highlands.
A vintage sepia-toned photograph of Yemeni coffee farmers handpicking ripe coffee cherries in the highlands.

Roots

Snapshots from Yemen’s rich coffee heritage, captured through time.

An old wooden coffee grinder resting on a traditional woven mat beside a steaming cup of drip coffee.
An old wooden coffee grinder resting on a traditional woven mat beside a steaming cup of drip coffee.
Close-up of aromatic coffee beans drying under the Yemeni sun, showcasing their deep brown hues.
Close-up of aromatic coffee beans drying under the Yemeni sun, showcasing their deep brown hues.
A bustling Yemeni marketplace with locals sharing stories over cups of freshly brewed Al Mukha coffee.
A bustling Yemeni marketplace with locals sharing stories over cups of freshly brewed Al Mukha coffee.
Historic Al Mukha port scene with wooden sailing ships, symbolizing the ancient coffee trade routes.
Historic Al Mukha port scene with wooden sailing ships, symbolizing the ancient coffee trade routes.
A modern drip bag coffee setup blending traditional flavors with contemporary brewing methods.
A modern drip bag coffee setup blending traditional flavors with contemporary brewing methods.