REGION: Yirgacheffe TOWN: Kochere FARM/COOP/STATION: Boji Washing Station ALTITUDE:ALTITUDE: 2,100 to 2,300 meters above sea level Farmer : 500 producers delivering to Boji washing station VARIETAL: JARC Varietals COFFEE GRADE: Gr. 1 PROCESSING: Natural
Cup Profile
Tropical FruitGrapeRaspberryBlueberryChocolate
Ethiopia Yirgacheffe – Kochere Boji G1 Natural
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REGION: Yirgacheffe TOWN: Kochere FARM/COOP/STATION: Boji Washing Station ALTITUDE: 2,100 to 2,300 meters above sea level Farmer : 500 producers delivering to Boji washing station VARIETAL: JARC Varietals COFFEE GRADE: Gr. 1 PROCESSING: Natural
Cup Profile
Tropical FruitGrapeRaspberryBlueberryChocolate
This Natural washed coffee from Boji washing station in Kochere, Yirgacheffe is rich and fruity with winey berries and dark chocolate.
COFFEE GRADE: KIVU 3
FARM/COOP/STATION: Alpha New washing station
VARIETAL: Bourbon
PROCESSING: Fully washed
ALTITUDE: 1,630 meters above sea level
OWNER: Alpha New Cooperative
SUBREGION/TOWN: Kishinji, North Mbinga
REGION: South Kivu
Cup Profile
Full body of PlumOrangeBrown SugarBrown SpiceChocolate
beautiful drinking versatile coffee perfect for any method – espresso – filter plunger or cold brew
Coffee once played a huge part in the Democratic Republic of Congo’s (DRC) economy. Eastern DRC was called “a paradise for coffee.” Unfortunately, waves of political turmoil severely limited prosperity in the coffee sector of the economy of Congo . Today, coffee is making a comeback as a number of private and public sector actors invest in the country we can only hope they will allow this reborn coffee industry to flourish once again -lets hope they do this coffee is delicious
Tropical Fruit – Raisin – Brown Sugar -Blueberry – Nectarine
Ayele Fulasa cultivates coffee at 2,005 meters above sea level in Werka sakaro, in Yirgacheffe. Coffee production runs in the family and the knowledge that shapes his cultivation and processing has been passed down through generations of his family. Backed by years of experience, he’s confident that if you’ll love his coffee.
Caturra, Yellow Catuai, Red Catuai, Parainema & Bourbon
Altitude 1300-2100 masl
Cup Profile
Dried Apple • Bakers Chocolate • Grapefruit • Toffee full body makes a delicious espresso works well as a filter coffee – sweet clean balanced cup long sweet aftertaste
Located in Northern Nicaragua, the San Juan del Rio Coco department offers an array of mountainous terrain ideal for growing coffee. The region is home to numerous mountain chains with peaks reaching 2100 MASL
Varietal Pacas, bourbon, Pache & Cuscatleco
Region Santa Rosa
Producer Pablo Chuy
Process Fully washed
Altitude 1400-1900masl
Cup Profile
Well balanced, solid body, molasses, honey, chocolate
Farm Information
Pablo Chuy is a third-generation coffee farmer. Linda Vista was originally developed by his grandfather after relocating from China. There are about 25 full-time workers and 50-75 during the harvest.
Accommodation, amenities, general medical and transport benefits are provided for workers. It is highly regarded in the area due to its efforts in reforestation, water conservation and development of the local community, such as medical and school programs. They assist nearby producers by buying and processing their coffees in their wet-mill.
Cup Profile:
milk chocolate caramel stonefruit citrus
about this coffee
this coffee is from the municipality of Planadas in the Tolima Dept near the Cordillera Central at the foothills of Nevado de Huila which is colombia’s highest peak.
Region: Intibucá region , Pelon Honduras
Altitude: 1600 masl
Producer Blanca Flor
Varieties: Paca, Caturra and Catuai varetals
CUP PROFILE
a full balanced body delicate acidity notes of caramel and honey nectarine/stonefruit sweetness underpin this very versatile coffee
that can be enjoyed in a number of different roast profiles and brewing methods
Blanca Flor is shade-grown specialty coffee from the Intibucá region in the alpine mid-west of Honduras. The temperate climate and volcanic soil at altitudes ranging from 1,340m to 1,850m combine to produce near-perfect conditions for the cultivation of coffee. Blanca Flor represents a coalition of indigenous Lenca farmers whose holdings of varying sizes stretch from west to east, from Masaguara to San Juan. Its coffee is milled at a central cooperative beneficio.