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For most of us the ceremony of drinking coffee means brewing a pot of joe in the morning and sipping it over the daily news, or more likely as we run out the door on our way to work.
But in Ethiopia a coffee ceremony is one of the most integral parts of community life. The hours-long process takes the coffee bean through its full life cycle of preparation and the good news is, you can get the experience right here in the Valley.
See also:
- Ethiopian Coffee Ceremony at Ethiopian Famous Restaurant and Coffee in Phoenix (Slideshow)
- Ethiopian Famous Restaurant & Coffee's Oddball Location Belies the Treats Inside
- Eight Best Coffeehouses in Greater Phoenix
