Wholesale · B2B

Ethiopian coffee with a story, in your business.

Hotels, cafés, restaurants, gourmet shops and roasters: serve and sell fresh, traceable coffee with the authentic taste of Ethiopia. Register to access exclusive pricing, personalised advice and fast shipping across the Iberian Peninsula.

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We reply within 48 hours.

Abezash Tamerat · Black Jebena

How it works

Three steps and you’re in.

  1. 1

    Fill in the form

    Two minutes: your business, the coffee you need and your volume.

  2. 2

    We contact you within 48 h

    We get to know your project and see how our coffee fits in.

  3. 3

    We start together

    We set coffees, format and frequency, and help you serve it well.

Who it’s for

Coffee beans, roasted or green.

01

Hotels & restaurants

A single-origin coffee guests remember at the end of the meal, with its story told at the table.

02

Cafés

Medium roast built for espresso and filter, in 1 kg bags with regular restocking.

03

Gourmet shops & retail

250 g bags ready for the shelf, with origin, region and notes on the label.

04

Roasters · green coffee

Ethiopian green coffee selected by us, for those who roast in-house.

Why Black Jebena?

Three reasons to work together.

Excellent coffee and roasting

We have roasted coffee since childhood in Ethiopia, where children help prepare the coffee ceremony from a young age. That heritage, and the knowledge it carries, is our greatest asset.

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Limited-edition micro-lots

Working close to origin and in small batches lets us select every coffee with care. Quality over quantity.

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Closeness and shared vision

We don’t want to grow at any cost, but step by step, alongside projects that share our philosophy. If we’re a match, we start.

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Abezash Tamerat

Manifesto

No more burnt coffee, please.

When I arrived in Spain I struggled to find a decent coffee. Why did it taste burnt?

Over time I learned it dates back to the post-war years: to cut costs, coffee was over-roasted to hide its poor quality, and sugar was added.

Enough time has passed. It isn’t ethical to pay 3 euros for a quarter kilo of coffee. It’s time to pay farmers a fair price, drink healthy coffee and enjoy its endless aromas.

It’s Ethiopian coffee time. Are you in?

— Abezash Tamerat · co-founder

No time right now?

We’ll call you whenever suits you best.

Shall we talk?

Tell us about your project. If we’re a match, we’ll be talking within 48 hours.