Mokha Monthly Subscription

    Mokha Monthly Subscription

    $28.00

      To say that the Yemeni people are hospitable is an understatement. Upon entering a village in the Al-Jabal region, it is customary to be greeted with the playing of drums and singing of poems announcing the guest’s arrival. Following this, a lottery is conducted to decide who will be awarded the honor of hosting the guest. From there, the guest is taken into the home and immediately treated as if they were family. And while these are people of little means, they still somehow manage to serve a feast, provide lodging, and fulfill any and every request someone may have. High in the mountains and deep in those valleys where coffee was first cultivated nearly half a millennia ago, it is truly something both ancient, marvelous and magical to behold. 

      Port of Mokha has been on the ground in Al-Jabal longer than any other region we work in and it most definitely shows. The degree of refinement each of their lots express, the consistency in quality year after year, and the continued commitment to excellence that each farmer in the region exhibits makes Al-Jabal the crowned jewel of Port of Mokha’s offerings. This months lot will feature delicate notes of sweet lavender, bananas, and tropical fruit.

      5oz. will easily yield 10 cups of delicious coffee.

      We roast and ship out all subscription orders during the first week of every month. Purchases placed on or after the 23rd will receive the following months subscription. One purchase of subscription delivers one bag of coffee for the months micro-lot. 


      This subscription is available only for U.S. shipping.


      Customer Reviews

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      Ashtar Boulos

      Mokha Monthly Subscription

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      David Martinez
      Amazing experience

      Love the info card/photo it comes with. Enhances the experience. Coffee was amazing. Perfectly rested and ready to brew as soon as it got to my house.

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      John Clements
      Might be worth it

      A little steep at 28 for 4 oz. The first pourovers I did were OK, but I tried a moka pot one day- it came out so deep and thick and complex , it was the best coffee I had ever made at home. I was seeing those pinwheels. My next couple of tries weren't as good, but that is up to me and dialing in my equipment and process. I will keep the subscription for now and hope to repeat this experience.

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