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From the high elevations of Mount Kilamanjaro, this varietal of Arusha Arabica coffee is nurtured in the volcanic soils and perfect climate conditions. Offering a lively cup of light-medium roasted coffee, Tanzania Peaberry displays many characteristics of Kenyan coffee, though slightly lighter in acidity.
Tanzania Peaberry Coffee
Rated 4.8 out of 5
$19.95
SKU TANZAPEABEWHOLE BEAN
UPC 842718104164
Mount Kilimanjaro, a dormant volcano in northern Tanzania, is the highest peak in Africa at 19,330 feet. Kilimanjaro's lower slopes provide fertile soil to grow Tanzania Peaberry Coffee, and the climate provides excellent conditions for coffee trees to thrive. Grown and harvested on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro near the Kenyan border, this gourmet African coffee displays many of the characteristics of Kenyan coffee, though much lighter in acidity.
Peaberry beans are small, round coffee beans with a cleft in the middle; they have a richer flavor than their oval- shaped counterparts, often rendering a livelier cup with a full body and distinguished aroma. Peaberry coffee is rare; only 10% of all coffee develops with this characteristic. As a result, peaberry coffee beans must be hand-sorted from the rest.
Experience a light-medium roasted coffee that is full of flavor!
Peaberry beans are small, round coffee beans with a cleft in the middle; they have a richer flavor than their oval- shaped counterparts, often rendering a livelier cup with a full body and distinguished aroma. Peaberry coffee is rare; only 10% of all coffee develops with this characteristic. As a result, peaberry coffee beans must be hand-sorted from the rest.
Experience a light-medium roasted coffee that is full of flavor!
REG/DECAF: Regular
Brand: CoffeeAM
Taste
Light
Dark
From the high elevations of Mount Kilamanjaro, this varietal of Arusha Arabica coffee is nurtured in the volcanic soils and perfect climate conditions. Offering a lively cup of light-medium roasted coffee, Tanzania Peaberry displays many characteristics of Kenyan coffee, though slightly lighter in acidity.
