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Ab 17,21 $/250g
Prozess
Region
Varietät
Höhe
1600-1800 m ü. NN
Empfohlen für
Filter, Espresso
Was der Röster sagt
Producer: Mondul Estate Region: Arusha Variety: Bourbon Process: Washed Altitude: 1600 - 1800 masl Harvested: 2026 Cupping notes: Very floral, with notes of peach, mango and a honey-like sweetness. Soft, silky body and medium acidity. If you remember last year's Tanzania, you'll understand why we were excited to cup this one. When selecting our Tanzania offering for this year, we had both last year's beloved Burka Estate and this Mondul Estate lot on the table side by side. We fully expected to buy Burka again. Instead, Mondul completely stole the show. From the very first sip, it stood out with a brighter, sweeter, and more expressive cup. Clean, vibrant, and incredibly easy to drink, it's the kind of coffee that works beautifully as both filter and espresso, while still having enough character to keep you coming back for another cup. Mondul Estate sits on the slopes of Mondul Mountain in Northern Tanzania's Arusha region, at the heart of Maasai land. Established in 1931 and now part of the Burka Estates group, the farm covers 211 hectares and is surrounded by one of the most ecologically important areas in the region. The estate is known not only for producing exceptional coffee, but also for its commitment to its people and environment. Permanent staff are provided housing, social security, and support through an estate credit union, while dedicated conservation programs help protect the surrounding forests and wildlife. Burka Forest, one of the largest remaining indigenous forests in Arusha, is home to over 120 bird species as well as dik-diks, velvet monkeys, baboons, and countless other native animals. For us, though, it all comes back to what's in the cup. This is exactly the kind of coffee we love to roast and drink ourselves: sweet, approachable, versatile, and packed with flavour. Simply put, if you enjoyed our Tanzania last year, we think you're going to love this one even more.Producer: Mondul Estate Region: Arusha Variety: Bourbon Process: Washed Altitude: 1600 - 1800 masl Harvested: 2026 Cupping notes: Very floral, with notes of peach, mango and a honey-like sweetness. Soft, silky body and medium acidity. If you remember last year's Tanzania, you'll understand why we were excited to cup this one. When selecting our Tanzania offering for this year, we had both last year's beloved Burka Estate and this Mondul Estate lot on the table side by side. We fully expected to buy Burka again. Instead, Mondul completely stole the show. From the very first sip, it stood out with a brighter, sweeter, and more expressive cup. Clean, vibrant, and incredibly easy to drink, it's the kind of coffee that works beautifully as both filter and espresso, while still having enough character to keep you coming back for another cup. Mondul Estate sits on the slopes of Mondul Mountain in Northern Tanzania's Arusha region, at the heart of Maasai land. Established in 1931 and now part of the Burka Estates group, the farm covers 211 hectares and is surrounded by one of the most ecologically important areas in the region. The estate is known not only for producing exceptional coffee, but also for its commitment to its people and environment. Permanent staff are provided housing, social security, and support through an estate credit union, while dedicated conservation programs help protect the surrounding forests and wildlife. Burka Forest, one of the largest remaining indigenous forests in Arusha, is home to over 120 bird species as well as dik-diks, velvet monkeys, baboons, and countless other native animals. For us, though, it all comes back to what's in the cup. This is exactly the kind of coffee we love to roast and drink ourselves: sweet, approachable, versatile, and packed with flavour. Simply put, if you enjoyed our Tanzania last year, we think you're going to love this one even more.
Original auf Englisch.
250g
17,21 $
(31,23 $/lbs)1kg
63,09 $
(28,62 $/lbs)Profil
Geschmacksprofil
Leicht & teeartig
Vollmundig & cremig
Sanft
Lebhaft & säurebetont
Weniger süß
Sehr süß
Dezente Bitterkeit
Ausgeprägte Bitterkeit
Klassisch
Funky & neuartig
Röstgrad: Mittel bis dunkel
Geschmacksnoten
Blumig
Honig
Mango
Pfirsich
Seidig