Coffee-Growing Tropical Highlands
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Central America
Typically, coffee from this region of volcanic soils has a bright, strong flavour with a pronounced point; often balanced with body.
Colombia, Costa Rica, and Guatemala continue to produce some of the world's best wet-processed crops.
These coffees are for all-day drinking! |
Colombia Decaffeinated (Swiss Water Process)
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Depth and character maintained in this most natural of decaffeination methods. |
Costa Rica 'Tarrazu' |
The chocolatey, balanced flavour of this premium Costa Rican coffee is perfect for drinking all day, and makes a particularly good espresso using a stovetop method. |
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South East Asia
Richly full-bodied with earthy undertones, low acidity: plenty of muscle and capable of roasting dark.
Asian coffees hint at spices and moisture-laden tropical winds.
Further east in New Guinea and East Timor, the body becomes lighter.
Asian coffees are excellent pick-me-ups, or after-meal finales for the serious coffee drinker. |
Sumatra Lintong
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Indonesian coffee is characteristically full-bodied and earthy, and lends itself to roasting dark. |
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East Africa
Character is the best word for African coffees: high in acidity, strong on aroma - they hold warmth and intense flavour.
Ethiopia's exciting crop of mainly wild (and therefore organic) coffees, usually dry-processed, is a connoisseur's choice.
From Kenya we stock a blend of beans from the best estates. They are rich, smooth and blackcurranty.
Try African coffees after meals with cream and chocolates. |
Kenya 'Mzuri' (medium roast)
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Mzuri' is Swahili for 'good'. This coffee is full-flavoured and bright, with a hint of blackcurrant. Grown on volcanic soils |
Ethiopia 'Yirgechaffe' (light roast) |
This bright coffee, with its floral intensity, is much prized. It comes from around the small village of Yirgechaffe in the mountains of southern Ethiopia (Sidamo region). |
Ethiopia 'Sidamo' |
This is a delicious washed coffee from the eastern scarp of the great Rift Valley, south of Addis Ababa. It is a sweet, well-rounded coffee with a notable 'point'. |
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