Decaf Ethiopia Suke Quto

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Category: Coffee

Born into coffee cultivation but trained in environmental conservation, Tesfaye Bekele returned to his native Guji to lead reforestation efforts after devastating wildfire, ultimately founding Suke Quto Farm and its renowned washing station. Defined by its silky tactile feel, this Swiss Water–processed decaf Ethiopia is refined and sweet throughout, a testament to Suke Quto’s standing as one of the premier sources of exceptional coffee in the country.

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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 5 reviews)

Elizabeth X. ★★★★★ Oct 12, 2026

I was skeptical a decaf could taste this lively, but the berry notes come through clean with zero bitterness. Been drinking it every night after dinner and it's easily the best decaf I've had.

Julian ★★★★★ Oct 10, 2026

I love that this decaf has a real backstory—knowing it supports reforestation in Guji makes my morning cup feel meaningful. The flavor is surprisingly rich for a decaf, with a smooth finish that doesn't taste stripped.

Timothy O. ★★★★★ Sep 13, 2026

Evening cups are back on the menu thanks to this decaf — it still has that bright, fruity Guji character instead of tasting flat and burnt the way most decafs do. Knowing it comes from a grower who replanted his own land after the fires makes it taste a little better, honestly.