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African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast
African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark RoastAfrican Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast

African Espresso | Blended Coffee | Medium & Dark Roast

$20.99

Experience the vibrant flavors of Africa with our expertly crafted espresso blend. Sourced from the highlands of Kenya, Tanzania, and Ethiopia, this medium-dark roast delivers a bold yet balanced profile, perfect for espresso lovers.

Notes: Rich, elegant, and full-bodied with subtle hints of chocolate and citrus.
🔥 Roast Level: Medium-Dark, ideal for brewing a smooth, luxurious espresso.
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Elevate your coffee ritual with a blend that celebrates the essence of African coffee heritage.

Head of an "Ethiopian" depicted in Hellenistic mode

Black Africans were considered distant and exotic and were termed 'Ethiopians' by the ancient Greeks when Greek artists formulated a distinct iconography for these peoples. This was well before the cosmopolitan Hellenistic period, when regular interaction with African realms like Egypt and Nubia had become the norm. (See the Timeline of Art History essay 

This beautiful head of an "Ethiopian" was created as an attachment for some luxurious object suited to a Hellenistic Greek milieu like that of Alexandria. A gold plug remains in the top of the head, and on the back twin loops were broken away. Possibly the head was part of a richly ornamented serving dish: for example, a head with a loop and ring decorates the rim next to the handle on one elaborate dish from Pompeii.

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