Named after a seaport in Yemen and the year when coffee exports began there, Mokha 1450 is a unique concept with strong ethical foundations. The company produces and home-roasts five unique origins of coffee, four of which are in direct trade with female farmers in a part of the world where women struggle to find work. The heirloom blend, Geisha, is made from beans grown on the Sebree Mountains in Ethiopia and farmed by a cooperative of 70 female farmers, called the Talook Women’s Coffee Association. Inside the cafe, customers can select a blend and have it brewed to their preferences. They can also buy bags to take away or arrange standing orders with customised roast levels for their homes or offices – the ultimate coffee connoisseur’s treat.