Are you one of those who operate in sleepwalking mode until you get your first cup of coffee? Then we have good news for you: our brand UBOMI has arrived, which is the tribal ornate example of the YES Mánia "quality at a good price" product family. Let's see why you will love it: the capsule or whole bean coffees come from traditional coffee regions, have Rainforest Alliance certification, and the capsules are 100% bio-based and home compostable. Naturally, you like to know where your coffee comes from, as the source guarantees quality. UBOMI's 100% arabica coffees all come from traditional coffee regions, so it's time to taste the difference between Ethiopian, Colombian, Honduran, El Salvadoran, and Brazilian coffee. Ethiopia is the homeland of coffee (a local shepherd discovered the invigorating effect of the red berry on his goats around the 8th-9th century), Brazil is the world's largest coffee-producing country, and Colombia is the second. El Salvador is the smallest country in Central America, and they have lived off coffee plants since the beginning of their history. They were called Pipil, which means coffee in the ancient Aztec and Mayan languages. The Mayan empire also included what is now Honduras.