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1600-1800 masl

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Peaberries. Look at these greedy little freaks. They’re like your spoiled friend growing up who never had to share a room with a sibling- spatially entitled, autonomous, well developed, and flourishing for it. I resent them a bit. Oof, let's get back on track. There are a lot of misconceptions about peaberries, so let's take a second to simplify the topic. Typical coffee cherries grow two seeds inside. Something like 5% of the time they only grow one, like humans having twins but the opposite. Easy? Easy. When this happens, they have all this extra space for activities that would usually be taken up by their counterpart, so they relish in the opportunity to live without a roommate and grow to occupy all the space on their own, taking on a different shape and density. This difference in density will cause them to take heat during roasting differently from the other normal coffee it grew up with, so peaberries get separated out and lumped together by the producer to best address that. + Read More
Peaberries. Look at these greedy little freaks. They’re like your spoiled friend growing up who never had to share a room with a sibling- spatially entitled, autonomous, well developed, and flourishing for it. I resent them a bit. Oof, let's get back on track. There are a lot of misconceptions about peaberries, so let's take a second to simplify the topic. Typical coffee cherries grow two seeds inside. Something like 5% of the time they only grow one, like humans having twins but the opposite. Easy? Easy. When this happens, they have all this extra space for activities that would usually be taken up by their counterpart, so they relish in the opportunity to live without a roommate and grow to occupy all the space on their own, taking on a different shape and density. This difference in density will cause them to take heat during roasting differently from the other normal coffee it grew up with, so peaberries get separated out and lumped together by the producer to best address that. + Read More
FRIEDHATS COFFEE ROASTERS · NL

Kenya Ngunguini PB

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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

Lavender
Blueberry jam
Tamarillo

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Archived · No longer available
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FRIEDHATS COFFEE ROASTERS · NL

Kenya Ngunguini PB

No longer available

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

Lavender
Blueberry jam
Tamarillo
Process
Variety
Altitude
1600-1800 masl

What the Brand Says

Peaberries. Look at these greedy little freaks. They’re like your spoiled friend growing up who never had to share a room with a sibling- spatially entitled, autonomous, well developed, and flourishing for it. I resent them a bit. Oof, let's get back on track. There are a lot of misconceptions about peaberries, so let's take a second to simplify the topic. Typical coffee cherries grow two seeds inside. Something like 5% of the time they only grow one, like humans having twins but the opposite. Easy? Easy. When this happens, they have all this extra space for activities that would usually be taken up by their counterpart, so they relish in the opportunity to live without a roommate and grow to occupy all the space on their own, taking on a different shape and density. This difference in density will cause them to take heat during roasting differently from the other normal coffee it grew up with, so peaberries get separated out and lumped together by the producer to best address that. + Read More
Peaberries. Look at these greedy little freaks. They’re like your spoiled friend growing up who never had to share a room with a sibling- spatially entitled, autonomous, well developed, and flourishing for it. I resent them a bit. Oof, let's get back on track. There are a lot of misconceptions about peaberries, so let's take a second to simplify the topic. Typical coffee cherries grow two seeds inside. Something like 5% of the time they only grow one, like humans having twins but the opposite. Easy? Easy. When this happens, they have all this extra space for activities that would usually be taken up by their counterpart, so they relish in the opportunity to live without a roommate and grow to occupy all the space on their own, taking on a different shape and density. This difference in density will cause them to take heat during roasting differently from the other normal coffee it grew up with, so peaberries get separated out and lumped together by the producer to best address that. + Read More

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