Uganda - Mount Elgon -A Grade - RAC - Unroasted
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$12.00 - $108.00
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Details
Region/Farm: Nebbi District, West Nile/Smallholders
Farm Certifications: Rain Forest Alliance
Elevation: 4,101 - 4921 ft.
Varietals: Sl 28, Sl 14, Nyasaland And Bugisu
Processing: Wet Processing, Patio Drying, Grain Pro
Suggested Roast Level: Medium (Full City)
Tasting Notes: Full Body, Medium Acidity, Winey, Rich Aroma
Specialty grade 100% Arabica coffee.
Region/Farm: Nebbi District, West Nile/Smallholders
Farm Certifications: Rain Forest Alliance
Elevation: 4,101 - 4921 ft.
Varietals: Sl 28, Sl 14, Nyasaland And Bugisu
Processing: Wet Processing, Patio Drying, Grain Pro
Suggested Roast Level: Medium (Full City)
Tasting Notes: Full Body, Medium Acidity, Winey, Rich Aroma
Specialty grade 100% Arabica coffee.
Mount. Elgon sits on the border of Uganda and Kenya. Ugandan coffees, and this region in particular, is well known for its delicate, bright, floral aromas that are deeply complex and flavorful. In order to preserve all of the unique flavors of this coffee, we’re roasting it on the lighter side.
From Uganda’s Kapchorwa district, on the eastern border of neighboring Kenya, comes this high grown lot of washed, 100% shade canopy, mixed varietal, arabica. This coffee is grown by a group of small farm holders within the region. These farmers share access to a wealth of growing and processing resources including four greenhouses, an arabica nursery for adolescent saplings, and a washing station with eco-pulping capabilities. Banana trees grow alongside the coffee, contributing to the 100% natural shade canopy. Almost a thousand individual farmers contribute to the overall lot. Each manages their own 1.0 hectare farm and is responsible for the production of about 1,000 arabica trees.
Specialty grade 100% Arabica coffee.
From Uganda’s Kapchorwa district, on the eastern border of neighboring Kenya, comes this high grown lot of washed, 100% shade canopy, mixed varietal, arabica. This coffee is grown by a group of small farm holders within the region. These farmers share access to a wealth of growing and processing resources including four greenhouses, an arabica nursery for adolescent saplings, and a washing station with eco-pulping capabilities. Banana trees grow alongside the coffee, contributing to the 100% natural shade canopy. Almost a thousand individual farmers contribute to the overall lot. Each manages their own 1.0 hectare farm and is responsible for the production of about 1,000 arabica trees.
Specialty grade 100% Arabica coffee.
