At daybreak, as the golden rays of the sun gently kiss the hillsides, a symphony of aromas fills the air. The altitude here is a key factor in the coffee’s excellence. The Kanzalu hills stand tall, reaching elevations that range between 1,500 and 2,000 meters above sea level. This elevation, combined with the rich volcanic soil and the perfect balance of sunlight and rainfall, creates an idyllic microclimate for coffee cultivation.

The coffee farmers, deeply connected to the land and the age-old traditions of coffee production, meticulously tend to their precious Arabica coffee plants. Each day begins with care and precision as they navigate through the rows of coffee shrubs, examining the vibrant, glossy leaves and cherishing the delicate white blossoms that herald the promise of an exceptional harvest.


The region’s distinct seasons play a vital role in shaping the beans’ flavor profile. The rainy seasons, characterized by gentle showers, nourish the soil and allow the cherries to mature slowly. Meanwhile, the dry seasons bring sunny days and cool nights, allowing the cherries to ripen gradually, developing their complex flavors.