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Vietnam 96B Liberica Anaerobic Natural

Species:

Liberica

Varietal:

Liberica

Process:

Anaerobic Natural

Flavor Notes:

Sweet Stevia Leaf, Malted Grain, Low Acidity, Good Body

This is the rarest coffee we have ever imported! Vietnam’s farms each year increase their abilities to produce excellent specialty coffee and 96B Project is no exception. We are proud to introduce our first LIberica species of coffee! Coming to us from producers Hanna and Thai (owners of the 96B Project) in the Quang Tri region of central Vietna...
Vietnam Future Farm Anaerobic Natural

Species:

Robusta

Varietal:

TR varieties

Process:

Carbonic Macerated Natural

Flavor Notes:

Nutty, Date, Cherry, Whiskey, Strawberry, Full Bodied

This unique Vietnamese coffee is a rare specialty grade “Fine” Canephora Robusta. In partnership with our friends at Kharmic Circle Coffee Trading we import this unique coffee. Mr Toi owns and operates the Future Coffee Farm in the southern province of Lam Dong Vietnam at 700-950 masl. Only a few years ago Mr Toi, like most local farmers, produc...
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Yunnan Pu'er Baima High Ferment Natural

Species:

Arabica

Varietal:

Catimor

Process:

Natural

Flavor Notes:

Dark Chocolate, Juniper Berry, Dried Fruit

Natural processed coffees from Baima are an excellent way to experience another small lot producer in the growing specialty coffee scene in Yunnan China. Baima is managed by Mr Shu Dong and under his leadership utilizes a high ferment method to bring out unique flavors. Notes of juniper berry overlap with citrus and dark chocolate. After being d...
Yunnan Xishuangbanna Guiben Honey

Species:

Arabica

Varietal:

Catimor

Process:

Honey

Flavor Notes:

Palm Sugar, Dark Plum, Cinnamon

This is a very special farm because it is a project started in the village of Tiancai, one of the leaders at Yunnan Coffee Traders (Pacifica Renew’s partners in Yunnan). Tiancai started as a roaster before moving into farm management. Located in the Xishuangbanna area at 1620 masl and producing only 8 tons per year the Guiben coffees are harvest...