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| Our Gourmet Coffee Line Sumatra coffee is as rich in flavor as it is in history. Amazingly, this coffee was once thought to be lost to the world. It took over 100 years for this rare cultivar to be rediscovered because it was hidden amongst the lush jungle of Sumatra. Since then, these ancient Arabica trees have been replanted in the Mandheling Province of West Sumatra, which is now world-famous for its production of gourmet coffee.
It was the Dutch coffee and spice traders who were responsible for originally establishing the region's reputation in 1835 with the intention of exporting premium coffee for The Dutch East India Trading Company. This coffee was so highly valued in Europe that it guaranteed the Dutch a complete monopoly on the global coffee trade for over 200 years!
Tanzania Peaberry Coffee: (A peaberry bean is a fused bean; it is a small, round bean with a cleft in the middle.)
Peaberry coffees render a flavor that is concentrated and offers a livelier cup with a full body and distinguished aroma. The prized peaberry grade assures that you are getting ready to enjoy a coffee bean of high integrity and a roast of unmatched uniformity.
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.
You will find world renowned Jamaican Blue Mountain Estate Coffee to have a rich taste, and full body. Authentic Jamaican Blue Mountain coffee is noted as having a lack of bitterness with a mild flavor. The well-balanced cup promises to deliver subtle acidity with a smooth chocolate finish.
It is expected that Colombia Supremo coffee will supersede your palatable expectations. Professional tasters (cuppers) will recognize this high quality Colombia blend amongst the best in the world. With a full, rich flavor and aroma, the high quality, large Supremo beans are the highest-grade coffee according to rigid Colombian National Standards. For 75 years, the Colombian Coffee Federation (CCF) has been the worlds most successful and intensive organization to support the 550,000 Colombian coffee farmers.
Nearing the top of list of the world's finest Arabica coffees is Kenya AA . What is the AA you wonder? The Coffee Board of Kenya realizes the quality of coffee they are capable of making and they have strict guidelines in place to grow the best beans possible. The AA denotes the size, shape and density of the bean. The grading scale from largest to smallest is AA, AB, PB, C, E, TT and T. It is a well-known fact that the largest, AA , bean is going to produce more of the treasured oils that give your coffee the fabulous aroma and intense flavor.
Grown in the deep-soiled and rolling hills of southwestern Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe gourmet coffee is now known as Ethiopia's Crown and Glory and its cream of the crop. Our medium-roasted Yirgacheffe has its own distinct and unique soft, fragrant, and flowery note with a lingering intensified finish; it boasts a sweet, rich, smooth-bodied flavor making it the connoisseur's choice of premium African coffee.
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Since the first coffee house opened in Paris in 1672, people have taken extreme pleasure in the tradition of coffee. Today, street cafés, both big and small, spill over the pavement throughout Paris. Piping-hot, freshly ground coffee is being served to people reading the daily newspaper, lovers whispering to one another, and students gathering to discuss world and local events. The French cafés function as meeting places for artists, poets, and writers who display their work while sipping the strong French Roast they are served in the custom tiny coffee cups. This blend of coffee is darkly roasted to produce a heavy body with smoky overtones. With a medium brightness, this French Roast has little acidity, but offers a bold flavor that will leave your taste buds feeling bittersweet and satisfied! | |
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