The coffee, before the flavor

Traditional is the blend every other Lezzet coffee is built on — a 70/30 marriage of two origins, each roasted its own way.

70% — Alta Mogiana, Brazil
Taken dark for the body: cocoa, toasted almond, and brown-sugar sweetness with the low acidity a Turkish cup wants.
30% — Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Roasted lighter, so its florals and berry brightness survive into the cup.
Specialty grade, both origins
Scored 80+ on the Specialty Coffee Association scale — screened so defects never reach the roaster.
Misty high-altitude coffee slopes in Yirgacheffe, EthiopiaRolling coffee farm hills in Alta Mogiana, Brazil

What it tastes like

In the cup: chocolate first, hazelnut through the middle, roasted nuts on the finish. Full body from the unfiltered brew, soft on acidity, with the dense hazel foam that marks a properly made cup.

Before you order

Why the Brazil–Ethiopia blend?

Synergy — the mix combines the best traits of both beans. Brazil anchors the cup with chocolatey depth; Ethiopia adds a fragrant pop. One origin gives the body a Turkish cup needs, the other keeps the aroma alive.

Is this coffee pre-ground for Turkish coffee?

Yes — it is ground powder-fine at the roastery, finer than espresso, specifically for the cezve. If you want to grind at home or brew other methods too, choose the Whole Bean Traditional instead.

How many cups does a 500g bag make?

Approximately 70 cups per 500g bag, based on a 7g serving. Yield varies by recipe.

How should I store it after opening?

Press the excess air out, reseal the bag, and keep it in a cool, dry cupboard away from light. The one-way valve lets the coffee release gas without letting oxygen in.

Can I use it in a drip machine or French press?

It is milled for the cezve, and a powder-fine grind will clog paper filters and slip through a press screen. For other brew methods, the Whole Bean Traditional gives you the same blend at any grind you choose.

What goes into your cup

Our Focus

Specialty-grade arabica from two complementary origins, ground powder-fine for a full, aromatic Turkish cup.

The difference
is in the details.
Lezzet Traditional coffee bag representing the Lezzet brand
Lezzet
Plain gray coffee bag
Other Turkish coffees
Coffee gradeOnly specialty-grade arabicaNot always specified
Origins & roastsTwo origins. Two roasts.Blend and roast methods differ
Turkish grindPowder-fine. Ready for the cezve.Check the grind and brewing method

Inside your cup

What’s in your cup matters.

Lighter and darker roasted arabica beans in two ceramic dishes

Specialty-grade arabica

Taste the difference of specialty grade.

An estimated 5% of the world’s coffee is considered specialty grade. Lezzet uses only specialty-grade arabica, selected for aroma, flavor, and character.

Powder-fine Turkish coffee in a brass spoon on warm stone

Powder-fine coffee

Ready for the cezve

Ground finer than espresso, so you can brew Turkish coffee without a grinder. Add coffee and water to a cezve or small pot and heat gently.

Bean to cup