It’s been over 200 years since Yemen was the only source of coffee. But later, this Arabic Coffee had been named after the Mokha Port which is on the coast of the Red Sea, from which these were eventually shipped. By 1650, coffee became extremely popular in Europe, spawning the beginning of coffee shops and café business.
The production process for Yemen Coffee beans has remained very much the same throughout the years. Meaning the plants are grown without the use of chemicals. Once the fruit, referred to as “cherries” are ripe, they are hand-picked & goes through a special drying period in caverns, and in some cases, on rooftops. The territory in which this ancient coffee variety is cultivated is in a high altitude and drough-prone land. While these processing factors add to the rarity of these low production crops, it also accounts for the unique character off Yemen Coffee’s special flavor profile
Yemen has always been renowned for its rich history in Arabian culture. But it stands out more to the global community for its coffee. Arabica beans that have been cultivated around the world have originated from Yemen. It is an undisputed notion that it is known for being the best coffee in the world but also the hardest to access. Making it a rare and expensive commodity. We at meem coffee aim to change that and reintroduce the world to the best coffee in the world.
Our coffee is naturally grown & handpicked in Yemen. Without the use of pesticides, artificial flavors or preservatives. Full organic.