HARENNA Ethiopian Specialty Coffee | Anaerobic & Honey

HARENNA Ethiopian Specialty Coffee | Anaerobic & Honey

250g sample / Anaerobic / Guji Hambella
AED 58.00
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HARENNA Ethiopian Specialty Coffee | Anaerobic & Honey

AED 58.00
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Discover Ethiopian Specialty Coffee

Explore the distinctive character of Ethiopian specialty coffee with HARENNA's carefully selected anaerobic fermented and honey-processed coffees.

Sourced from Ethiopia's renowned coffee-growing regions, including Guji, Yirgacheffe and Sidama, our collection highlights innovative processing methods, expressive aromas, and exceptional flavor complexity.

Anaerobic Fermentation

Anaerobic fermentation involves fermenting coffee cherries or beans in controlled, low-oxygen environments. This approach can develop complex fruity aromas, pronounced sweetness, and distinctive flavor characteristics.

Honey Process

Honey processing removes the outer skin of the coffee cherry while retaining some of the fruit's mucilage during drying. This method can produce a balanced cup with natural sweetness, smooth body, and rich flavor complexity.

Available Coffee Origins

  • Guji Hambella: Anaerobic and Honey

  • Sidama Arbegona: Anaerobic and Honey

  • Yirgacheffe Gedeb: Anaerobic and Honey

Roasting Options

  • Filter Roast

  • Espresso Roast

  • Omni Roast

Packaging & Wholesale Orders

  • 250 g sample

  • 5 kg wholesale

  • 10 kg wholesale

  • 15 kg wholesale

Freshly roasted to order and carefully packed to preserve aroma and freshness.

HARENNA Coffee — From Ethiopian Origins to Exceptional Cups.

Brewing Guide


Brewing Pointers 

  • Prepare all your brewing tools in advance. 
  •  Keep your coffee equipment and storage containers clean at all times.
  • Choose and adjust your grind size based on: 
    — The coffee’s roast date 
    — Your selected brewing method 
  • Maintain consistency in water quality, coffee-to-water ratio, brew time, and measurements. 
  • Remember: 
    — Trust your palate and adjust the recipe to suit your taste 
    — Brew often, experiment, and enjoy the process

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