Medina Coffee

Ever tried coffee the way it tasted 500 years ago?

Meet our Yemeni Single Origin — untouched, unblended, and naturally sun-dried on the ancient terraces of Haraz.



🌿 Pure Arabica. No additives.
🌸 Notes of dried fruit, cacao & wild florals.
📦 Eco-conscious packaging.
⏳ 15% off ends June 8.



🔗 Tap the link in bio to taste the origin of it all.

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هل جرّبت القهوة كما كانت تُشرب قبل ٥٠٠ عام؟
تعرّف على قهوة اليمن الأحادية المصدر — نقية، غير ممزوجة، ومجففة تحت شمس هَرَاز على مدرجاتٍ عمرها قرون.



🌿 أرابيكا خالصة، بلا إضافات
🌸 نكهات الفواكه المجففة والكاكاو والأزهار البرّية
📦 تغليف مستدام يحترم البيئة
⏳ خصم ١٥٪ ينتهي في ٨ يونيو



🔗 اضغط على الرابط في البايو لتتذوّق الأصل كما هو.



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8 months ago | [YT] | 0

Medina Coffee

He crossed oceans. He faced storms. And he may have been the first to carry coffee across the sea. Ever heard of Sindbad? ⚓️



Before coffee reached cafes and cups around the world, it traveled with sailors. Centuries ago, Omani seafarers sailed the Indian Ocean — from Yemen to India, East Africa to the Arabian Gulf. They didn’t just trade incense and spices. They carried stories. Ideas. And perhaps… the first coffee beans.



Some say Sindbad the Sailor — the legendary mariner from these coasts — was among those who helped coffee begin its global journey. ☕



From the mountains of Yemen, to the bustling ports of Oman and Zanzibar, Arabic coffee became more than a drink. It became part of identity — shared across cultures and continents. A ritual. A welcome. A legacy born on the sea.



So next time you sip Arabic coffee, remember the sailors who braved the waves…
and brought more than goods — they brought a tradition that still connects us today.


Have you ever heard this story? Let us know below. 👇



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10 months ago | [YT] | 1