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This Tanzania Peaberry Microlot has been sourced from several small estate producers in the northern Karatu District of Tanzania’s Arusha Region. Located just southwest of Mt. Kilimanjaro where mineral rich volcanic soil and abundant intercropping of taller banana trees, for shade, provides excellent growing conditions. Referring to the bean shape, "peaberries" are noticeably smaller and rounder. A naturally occurring process, "peaberries" form when the seed (coffee bean) of the cherry fails to split into two parts during development. Otherwise, this variety follows a typical process of cultivation, washing and sun drying. In Swahili, "Kitamu" means “sweet” and is used when describing something with a delicious taste. Aptly named, this coffee shows complex acidity, citrusy notes and balanced, dark chocolate-like body in the cup. Cup Profile: notes of citrus, honey sweetness - light/medium roast
This Tanzania Peaberry Microlot has been sourced from several small estate producers in the northern Karatu District of Tanzania’s Arusha Region. Located just southwest of Mt. Kilimanjaro where mineral rich volcanic soil and abundant intercropping of taller banana trees, for shade, provides excellent growing conditions. Referring to the bean shape, "peaberries" are noticeably smaller and rounder. A naturally occurring process, "peaberries" form when the seed (coffee bean) of the cherry fails to split into two parts during development. Otherwise, this variety follows a typical process of cultivation, washing and sun drying. In Swahili, "Kitamu" means “sweet” and is used when describing something with a delicious taste. Aptly named, this coffee shows complex acidity, citrusy notes and balanced, dark chocolate-like body in the cup. Cup Profile: notes of citrus, honey sweetness - light/medium roast
ZANZIBAR'S COFFEE ADVENTURE · US

Tanzanian Peaberry Kitamu

4oz
$6.60
($26.40/lbs)
8oz
$13.00
($26.00/lbs)
1lb
$25.80
($25.80/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

Citrus
Dark chocolate
Honey

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0 ratings
From $6.60/4oz
ZANZIBAR'S COFFEE ADVENTURE · US

Tanzanian Peaberry Kitamu

4oz
$6.60
($26.40/lbs)
8oz
$13.00
($26.00/lbs)
1lb
$25.80
($25.80/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

Citrus
Dark chocolate
Honey

What the Brand Says

This Tanzania Peaberry Microlot has been sourced from several small estate producers in the northern Karatu District of Tanzania’s Arusha Region. Located just southwest of Mt. Kilimanjaro where mineral rich volcanic soil and abundant intercropping of taller banana trees, for shade, provides excellent growing conditions. Referring to the bean shape, "peaberries" are noticeably smaller and rounder. A naturally occurring process, "peaberries" form when the seed (coffee bean) of the cherry fails to split into two parts during development. Otherwise, this variety follows a typical process of cultivation, washing and sun drying. In Swahili, "Kitamu" means “sweet” and is used when describing something with a delicious taste. Aptly named, this coffee shows complex acidity, citrusy notes and balanced, dark chocolate-like body in the cup. Cup Profile: notes of citrus, honey sweetness - light/medium roast
This Tanzania Peaberry Microlot has been sourced from several small estate producers in the northern Karatu District of Tanzania’s Arusha Region. Located just southwest of Mt. Kilimanjaro where mineral rich volcanic soil and abundant intercropping of taller banana trees, for shade, provides excellent growing conditions. Referring to the bean shape, "peaberries" are noticeably smaller and rounder. A naturally occurring process, "peaberries" form when the seed (coffee bean) of the cherry fails to split into two parts during development. Otherwise, this variety follows a typical process of cultivation, washing and sun drying. In Swahili, "Kitamu" means “sweet” and is used when describing something with a delicious taste. Aptly named, this coffee shows complex acidity, citrusy notes and balanced, dark chocolate-like body in the cup. Cup Profile: notes of citrus, honey sweetness - light/medium roast

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