Papua New Guinea | Single Origin Coffee | Organic | Fair Trade | Medium Roast

Papua New Guinea Single Origin Organic Fair Trade Coffee - Medium Roast

Savor the vibrant flavors of Papua New Guinea with this organic, Fair Trade-certified coffee. Grown in the picturesque regions of Morobe and Madang, this coffee offers a balanced body and a bright, medium-to-high acidity, highlighted by notes of citrus, floral jasmine, and smooth caramel.

☕ Flavor Highlights:

• Balanced and full-bodied
• Citrus and floral jasmine notes with a touch of caramel

🌍 About the Region:
Papua New Guinea, a country of incredible cultural diversity with over 800 native languages, produces some of the world's most unique coffees. Grown at altitudes of 1,200–1,700 meters in the lush regions of Belombibi, Wawet, Hongo, and Neng, this coffee is washed and carefully processed to preserve its extraordinary flavor profile.

🌱 Coffee Details:

• Varieties: Typica and Mundo Novo
• Altitude: 1,200–1,700 meters
• Processing Method: Washed

Coffee production in Papua New Guinea provides a vital income for over 400,000 rural households, contributing significantly to the nation’s economy.

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