Highland Ethiopian is the East African landrace sativa from the upland regions of the Ethiopian Highlands, an extremely uncommon lineage that sits in the same African landrace family tree as Malawi and Durban without sharing their wider commercial history. Rarely shows up at all on modern menus.

Aroma is dry earth with a floral and herbal spice backbone, the kind of terroir-forward profile that lab terpene panels often read as moderate but distinctive. Pinene and myrcene lead. THC reads at the lower end of modern catalogs, which is part of why some users describe it as a session-length sativa rather than a one-hit cultivar. A heritage curiosity for adults 21+ exploring the deepest end of African landrace genetics.