5 LB COLOMBIA COLOMBIAN UN-ROASTED FRESH GREEN COFFEE BEANS – ARABICA

Colombia Supremo 17/18: Colombia is the world’s second-largest coffee producer and the top producer of washed Arabica. The “Supremo” designation refers to the largest size of Colombian beans, specifically a screen size of 17 or 18, which is slightly larger than the “Excelso” distinction.

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Green Coffee Beans / Bolivia Caranavi La Paz Department / 10 Pound / UNROASTED

This product is a 10 pound bag of unroasted green coffee beans from Bolivia’s Caranavi La Paz department. The coffee beans are Fairtrade certified and have less than 50 calories per serving. These beans can be used for making your own coffee at home, providing a fresh and flavorful option for coffee enthusiasts looking for a unique and sustainable choice. Whether you’re a coffee lover or looking to try something new, these unroasted green coffee beans offer a versatile and delicious option for your pantry.

10 pounds Organic Guatemala Natural Process Green Coffee – Chocolate Notes

The road south out of Addis Ababa leads straight to the coffee country. The new highway toll road makes travel to the lowlands quicker than ever, but the pace slows down when the road starts to climb into the mountains. At Shashamane town, the western road carries travelers into the heart of the Sidama Guji coffee region, past family farms and pointed huts made of curved reeds. Thousands of small farmers live in this area, growing coffee at high altitudes where the Rift Valley meets the Bale Mountains. Farms range in size from 1 to 20 hectares, and banana and mango trees grow alongside coffee trees, imparting their fruity flavors into the soil. For hundreds of years, people here have governed by the Gadaa system, an indigenous democratic process of electing a leader and local representatives.