Ezana (Ethiopia) - Medium Roast

Flavor notes: Berry, floral, white grapes

Altitude: 6900' - 7200'

Variety: Heirloom

Process: Natural

About Ezana

The Ezana Stone, often called Ethiopia’s “Rosetta Stone,” is a must-see for travelers chasing history with an adventurous twist.

Standing in Aksum, the heart of the ancient Aksumite Empire, this 4th-century granite slab carries inscriptions in three languages—Greek, Sabaean, and Ge’ez—telling the story of King Ezana’s conquests and his embrace of Christianity.

For adventure seekers, the journey to Aksum is half the thrill: winding highland roads, dramatic mountain scenery, and nearby trekking routes through Tigray’s rock-hewn churches make the stone a highlight on a much larger expedition.

Visiting the Ezana Stone isn’t just about gazing at an artifact—it’s about standing where Africa’s great empire once spoke to the world.