Coffee is not an invention. It is a memory — poured in Ethiopia, carried across generations.
Coffee is not an invention. It is a memory. The first cup was poured in Ethiopia, shared between people sitting close, in no hurry to leave. That impulse — to brew something carefully and offer it generously — is what Rumi carries.
Our sourcing runs deep. The beans in your cup come from smallholder farms across East and West Africa, traded directly, roasted lightly, and served in a space that understands where they came from.
This is not origin story as marketing. It is obligation, and pleasure, and pride.
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Bright, floral, and tea-like. Grown at 1,800–2,200m. Notes of jasmine, bergamot, and stone fruit — the birthplace of coffee.
Bold, complex, and winey. Black currant, tomato, and grapefruit — Kenya AA is among the world's finest. Sourced from small cooperatives.
Sweet, balanced, and clean. Caramel, red apple, and brown sugar. Rwanda's hillside farms produce some of Africa's most consistent lots.