Tanzania | Luyombe Peaberry - Whole Bean

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Whole Bean Coffee

[TAN-ZUH-NEE-YUH • LOO-YOM-BAY • PEE-BARE-EE]

Process: Washed

Caramel, Strawberry, Pineapple

Benefiting from fertile volcanic soil, Luyombe is known for its washed peaberries.

Juicy sweet peaberry, with a caramel sweetness and pineapple aftertaste.

Luyombe is a coffee-producing area in Tanzania, known for cultivating high-quality Arabica beans. The region's coffee is typically grown at elevations ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 meters above sea level, benefiting from fertile volcanic soils and a temperate climate ideal for coffee cultivation. Luyombe is known for it’s washed Peaberries. Peaberry beans are unique, as they develop as a single, rounded bean within the coffee cherry, unlike the typical two flat-sided beans. This natural mutation occurs in about 5-10% of coffee cherries and is often associated with a more concentrated flavor profile.Tanzanian coffees, including those from Luyombe, are known for their bright acidity and complex flavor profiles. Common tasting notes include black currant, chocolate, and a sweet, fruity aftertaste. The coffee industry in Tanzania is vital to the country's economy, with approximately 90% of farms managed by smallholder farmers.

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Whole Bean Coffee

[TAN-ZUH-NEE-YUH • LOO-YOM-BAY • PEE-BARE-EE]

Process: Washed

Caramel, Strawberry, Pineapple

Benefiting from fertile volcanic soil, Luyombe is known for its washed peaberries.

Juicy sweet peaberry, with a caramel sweetness and pineapple aftertaste.

Luyombe is a coffee-producing area in Tanzania, known for cultivating high-quality Arabica beans. The region's coffee is typically grown at elevations ranging from 1,000 to 2,000 meters above sea level, benefiting from fertile volcanic soils and a temperate climate ideal for coffee cultivation. Luyombe is known for it’s washed Peaberries. Peaberry beans are unique, as they develop as a single, rounded bean within the coffee cherry, unlike the typical two flat-sided beans. This natural mutation occurs in about 5-10% of coffee cherries and is often associated with a more concentrated flavor profile.Tanzanian coffees, including those from Luyombe, are known for their bright acidity and complex flavor profiles. Common tasting notes include black currant, chocolate, and a sweet, fruity aftertaste. The coffee industry in Tanzania is vital to the country's economy, with approximately 90% of farms managed by smallholder farmers.