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Best Guji Coffees of 2026

Guji is one of the most-stocked Ethiopian zones in our catalog: 26 Guji lots from 18 specialty roasters, averaging 4.56★. This southern Ethiopian zone is known for intensely fruity naturals and floral, citrusy washed lots. Here are the top 10, ranked by expert score.

Top 10 Guji Coffees, Ranked

Rankings are based on expert ratings across our 26 Guji coffees from 18 roasters (decaf excluded), limited to two picks per roaster so the list stays diverse

What Makes Guji Coffee Special?

Guji sits in southern Ethiopia next to Sidama and Yirgacheffe, growing heirloom varieties at high altitude. Natural-process lots tend toward blueberry, strawberry and winey fruit, while washed lots lean toward jasmine, bergamot and stone fruit. Of the 26 Guji coffees in our catalog, 16 are washed and 12 are natural.

Light Roast — 21 Guji lots
Floral & Fruity
Jasmine, bergamot and stone fruit; best in a pour over.
Medium Roast — 5 Guji lots
Sweet & Fruity
Rounder, jammy cups that work for espresso and drip.

Looking at the whole country? See Best Ethiopian Coffees of 2026.

How to Brew Guji Coffee

Frequently Asked Questions

What does Guji coffee taste like?
Guji natural lots are intensely fruity, with blueberry, strawberry and winey notes. Washed Guji lots are cleaner, with jasmine, bergamot and stone-fruit notes.
Where is Guji, and why is it famous for coffee?
Guji is a zone in southern Ethiopia, neighboring Sidama and Yirgacheffe. Heirloom varieties, high altitude and careful processing at stations such as Hambela and Uraga make it a specialty favorite.
How is Guji different from Yirgacheffe or Sidama?
All three grow similar heirloom genetics in southern Ethiopia, so the difference is mostly labeling and processing style. Guji has become best known for fruit-forward naturals.
Is Guji coffee good for espresso or pour over?
Both. Light roasts shine in a pour over where floral and citrus notes stay clear, while medium roasts make a sweet, fruity espresso.
How do I find more Guji coffees?

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