Oh my! That's a challenging question (for me).
It is a great thing that you are doing with these coffee growers.
If you are selling this coffee abroad, I think Kafe Solidarite Ayiti might be a little bit lengthy, but that name seems to say a lot about the 'history' of your coffee. I can get used to it :)
Kafe Ayiti would be my first choice. Haiti is reputable for its premium coffee.
I don't know about Kafe Solidarite.... If i was buying coffee based solely on BRAND NAME, I would buy it for the location it's grown or for what the name says it can do for me, like KAFE WAKE ME UP! or something like that :)
I wish you much success with all the wonderful things you're doing in Haiti. You have three great choices that would market your product really well, especially with Haitians who are always ready to support the growth of their country.
Do let me know how everything turns out.
Mèsi e chapo ba!
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference (a work in progress at this time)
It is a great thing that you are doing with these coffee growers.
If you are selling this coffee abroad, I think Kafe Solidarite Ayiti might be a little bit lengthy, but that name seems to say a lot about the 'history' of your coffee. I can get used to it :)
Kafe Ayiti would be my first choice. Haiti is reputable for its premium coffee.
I don't know about Kafe Solidarite.... If i was buying coffee based solely on BRAND NAME, I would buy it for the location it's grown or for what the name says it can do for me, like KAFE WAKE ME UP! or something like that :)
I wish you much success with all the wonderful things you're doing in Haiti. You have three great choices that would market your product really well, especially with Haitians who are always ready to support the growth of their country.
Do let me know how everything turns out.
Mèsi e chapo ba!
Haitian Creole ↔ English Reference (a work in progress at this time)
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