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From $6.83/100g
Variety
Altitude
1600-1671 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso, Cold brew

What the Brand Says

Tanzania, Songwe Varietal: Kent, Bourbon, N39 Process: Washed + Sun dried Altitude: 1600 - 1671masl Rhubarb, Red Currant, Digestive Biscuit Established in 2003 with 191 members, the Iyenga coffee farmer cooperative operates within the fertile Songwe region of Tanzania. the local farmers traditionally employ a sustainable intercropping system where coffee trees grow alongside food crops like bananas and beans to maintain soil health. through a strategic partnership with Taylor Winch Tanzania, the cooperative has modernised its infrastructure with an eco depulper and wet mill to ensure rigorous quality control. this union of traditional farming and modern processing allows the cooperative to consistently produce high quality arabica for the international market. the resulting beans reflect the unique terroir of the region while ensuring that the farming community remains economically resilient through diversified agriculture.
Tanzania, Songwe Varietal: Kent, Bourbon, N39 Process: Washed + Sun dried Altitude: 1600 - 1671masl Rhubarb, Red Currant, Digestive Biscuit Established in 2003 with 191 members, the Iyenga coffee farmer cooperative operates within the fertile Songwe region of Tanzania. the local farmers traditionally employ a sustainable intercropping system where coffee trees grow alongside food crops like bananas and beans to maintain soil health. through a strategic partnership with Taylor Winch Tanzania, the cooperative has modernised its infrastructure with an eco depulper and wet mill to ensure rigorous quality control. this union of traditional farming and modern processing allows the cooperative to consistently produce high quality arabica for the international market. the resulting beans reflect the unique terroir of the region while ensuring that the farming community remains economically resilient through diversified agriculture.
DARK ARTS COFFEE · GB

ROCKET SUMMER - Tanzania

No longer available
100g
$6.83
($30.98/lbs)
250g
$13.71
($24.88/lbs)
1kg
$43.54
($19.75/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Biscuit
Red currant
Rhubarb

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Archived · No longer available
0 ratings
From $6.83/100g
DARK ARTS COFFEE · GB

ROCKET SUMMER - Tanzania

No longer available
100g
$6.83
($30.98/lbs)
250g
$13.71
($24.88/lbs)
1kg
$43.54
($19.75/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Biscuit
Red currant
Rhubarb
Variety
Altitude
1600-1671 masl
Recommended for
Filter, Espresso, Cold brew

What the Brand Says

Tanzania, Songwe Varietal: Kent, Bourbon, N39 Process: Washed + Sun dried Altitude: 1600 - 1671masl Rhubarb, Red Currant, Digestive Biscuit Established in 2003 with 191 members, the Iyenga coffee farmer cooperative operates within the fertile Songwe region of Tanzania. the local farmers traditionally employ a sustainable intercropping system where coffee trees grow alongside food crops like bananas and beans to maintain soil health. through a strategic partnership with Taylor Winch Tanzania, the cooperative has modernised its infrastructure with an eco depulper and wet mill to ensure rigorous quality control. this union of traditional farming and modern processing allows the cooperative to consistently produce high quality arabica for the international market. the resulting beans reflect the unique terroir of the region while ensuring that the farming community remains economically resilient through diversified agriculture.
Tanzania, Songwe Varietal: Kent, Bourbon, N39 Process: Washed + Sun dried Altitude: 1600 - 1671masl Rhubarb, Red Currant, Digestive Biscuit Established in 2003 with 191 members, the Iyenga coffee farmer cooperative operates within the fertile Songwe region of Tanzania. the local farmers traditionally employ a sustainable intercropping system where coffee trees grow alongside food crops like bananas and beans to maintain soil health. through a strategic partnership with Taylor Winch Tanzania, the cooperative has modernised its infrastructure with an eco depulper and wet mill to ensure rigorous quality control. this union of traditional farming and modern processing allows the cooperative to consistently produce high quality arabica for the international market. the resulting beans reflect the unique terroir of the region while ensuring that the farming community remains economically resilient through diversified agriculture.

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