This coffee comes to us from Taferi Kela, Sidamo, Ethiopia, through our friends at Bette Buna — literally “House of Coffee.” Beyond farming, Bette Buna is a community initiative, carrying forward the vision of Grandfather Syoum and Grandmother Emame, who entrusted Dawit and Hester with both the land and the wellbeing of the village. Though Taferi Kela shares a mountain range with more recognised Sidama producers, it has been largely overlooked — until now. Bette Buna empowers farmers to improve soil health, restore agroforestry, and selectively harvest only fully ripe cherries, paying quality premiums that reward care and craftsmanship. More than 350,000 climate-adapted seedlings are distributed annually, creating long-term economic stability in a region where household incomes remain extremely low. Bette Buna is also an equal opportunity employer, providing fair work for people with disabilities, single mothers, and other largely disenfranchised groups. Traceability is exceptional — every lot is mapped from farm to mill, ensuring full transparency and fair compensation for all involved. At Sweven, we’re proud to bring this coffee to you, showcasing both its vibrant, elegant cup and the integrity woven through every stage of its journey.