Letefoho, Timor-Leste
Back to Timor again for our latest Asian guest coffee. This farm is one of the most isolated groups that Karst Organics work with. In the past the farmers would have to hike 2km through thick forests to the nearest dirt road in order to sell coffee cherries daily to commercial buyers, for prices sometimes as low as $0.32c per kilo.
The community of Remagoa are now a fully thriving group of 8 coffee farmers who have been partnered with Karst for just over 3 years, producing fully washed, high altitude, shade grown coffee. What we’re tasting in the cup is Fig, Hazelnut and Guava.
A very welcome guest
Our Guest Bean range is a regularly refreshed rotation of single origin beans from Africa, The Americas and Asia. Designed to bring the best beans to your kitchen, we work with our importers to source coffees that are a little bit different, so that you can explore the world within your cup.
- Country
- Timor-Leste
- Taste notes
- Fig / Hazelnut / Guava
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"Process" means the way that a coffee bean is removed from the coffee cherry. Washed coffee sees the cherry removed from the bean by washing it in water tanks before the bean is dried.
- Washed
- Roast level
- Light 1 2 3 4 5 Dark
FROM BEAN TO CUP
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