Klaus Thomsen: Klaus and Casper with Ethiopian coffee
Klaus Thomsen: The herb Rue is used to spice up coffee in Ethiopia
Klaus Thomsen: Yukro chairman Taddase Gudina with a bag of our roast of their coffee
Klaus Thomsen: Showing how we identify the coffee with the cooperative's name, region and country.
Klaus Thomsen: Pre-harvest briefing at the Yukro coop office
Klaus Thomsen: Ethiopian coffee ceremony
Klaus Thomsen: Delicious white honey (the red one was actually even better)
Klaus Thomsen: Casper in an Ethiopian restaurant
Klaus Thomsen: Injera cooking
Klaus Thomsen: Injera (see note below)
Klaus Thomsen: Taddase Gudina, the chairman, and one of the other committee members of Yukro
Klaus Thomsen: Mr Moata Raya, agronomist (and quite a funny guy too).
Klaus Thomsen: Panorama of Yukro wet mill
Klaus Thomsen: Did anyone say Abyssinian Dawn
Klaus Thomsen: Branch of coffee
Klaus Thomsen: Morning fog over the wet mill at Yukro
Klaus Thomsen: Our tent in the fog (and Casper)
Klaus Thomsen: The coop chairman checking the trees
Klaus Thomsen: Nice looking coffee cherries
Klaus Thomsen: New primary branches
Klaus Thomsen: Dividend pay day.
Klaus Thomsen: The road through Yukro
Klaus Thomsen: One of the Yukro farmers surrounded by coffee trees
Klaus Thomsen: A coffee farm can also look like this!
Klaus Thomsen: 10 meter tall coffee tree!
Klaus Thomsen: Sorting out the worst defects from a pretty bad lot of first pick.
Klaus Thomsen: List of stuff the wet mills must check for each coffee (enlarge to read text)
Klaus Thomsen: Magic grass that absorbs the dirty water from processing coffee and cleans it.
Klaus Thomsen: Cupping