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The Rich Tradition of Ethiopian & Eritrean Coffee Culture

Coffee: More Than Just a Drink

For Eritreans and Ethiopians, coffee (buna) is more than just a daily beverage—it is a symbol of hospitality, tradition, and togetherness. The coffee ceremony is a vital part of social life, where family and friends gather to share moments over freshly brewed Ethiopian or Eritrean coffee.

The Coffee Ceremony

The traditional coffee ceremony is an art. It involves:
Roasting green coffee beans over an open flame
Grinding the beans by hand using a wooden mortar and pestle
Brewing in a jebena (clay pot) and serving in small finjal cups

The aroma, the slow brewing process, and the communal experience make it a sacred ritual enjoyed by people of all ages.

Find Everything You Need at Zula Habesha

At Zula Habesha, we offer authentic Ethiopian and Eritrean coffee, jebena, finjal, and traditional coffee accessories—everything you need to enjoy an authentic coffee experience at home.

📍 Visit us today and bring the tradition to your home!

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