Organic Fair Trade Coffee Gift Basket - Moka Java

So many gifts in one basket! Not only is the basket recipient receiving two half pound bags of Moka Java Full City Roast coffee, a handcarved wood scoop with a bone handle from Kenya, and a Ugandan basket, he or she can also be confident that the farmers received a fair price for their coffee and the artisans a fair price for their handicrafts.

Moka Java is a classic blend of the best Fair Trade Sumatran & Ethiopia Natural coffees offered in Sweetwater's signature Full City Roast. Rich, fruity, sweet with a lovely dark chocolate finish. 100% Certified Organic & Fair Trade Shade-grown .

The Ugandan basket is made by the artisans of Uganda Craft 2000 from woven raffia. It is 12 inches in diameter and about 2 inches deep. There are an infinite number of designs -- please allow us to choose a basket design for you.

Made by artisans at the Jedando Workshop in central Kenya, the scoop is carved from olive wood, known for its wonderful fluid grain, and has a carved bone handle that is batiked using a dark dye with a traditional African pattern. Patterns of the scoop will also vary. The scoop is about 6 inches long.

So many gifts in one basket! Not only is the basket recipient receiving two half pound bags of Moka Java Full City Roast coffee, a handcarved wood scoop with a bone handle from Kenya, and a Ugandan basket, he or she can also be confident that the farmers received a fair price for their coffee and the artisans a fair price for their handicrafts.

Moka Java is a classic blend of the best Fair Trade Sumatran & Ethiopia Natural coffees offered in Sweetwater's signature Full City Roast. Rich, fruity, sweet with a lovely dark chocolate finish. 100% Certified Organic & Fair Trade Shade-grown .

The Ugandan basket is made by the artisans of Uganda Craft 2000 from woven raffia. It is 12 inches in diameter and about 2 inches deep. There are an infinite number of designs -- please allow us to choose a basket design for you.

Made by artisans at the Jedando Workshop in central Kenya, the scoop is carved from olive wood, known for its wonderful fluid grain, and has a carved bone handle that is batiked using a dark dye with a traditional African pattern. Patterns of the scoop will also vary. The scoop is about 6 inches long.