Sebastian Kohrs is part of Plotcoffee in Hamburg, a direct trade coffee importer.
He has left his heart largely in East Africa, and Kenya and Ethiopia as coffee-producing countries have captivated him. And that's what we talk about in these 90 minutes.
Yes, it could have been two or three episodes, but in this conversation I simply wanted to give him the space to share his considerable experience from Kenya and Ethiopia.
When I talk to coffee people today about coffees from Kenya and Ethiopia, many say that these coffees are no longer what they once were. And yes, I would largely agree with that.
But why exactly?
It's a complex mix of political power structures, established economic systems that have only benefited a few, and new varieties.
























