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Coffee beans grown in the African regions tend initially be winey and acidic with the taste hitting both the tip and the back of the tongue. After you swallow, the taste still lingers but becomes lighter. These beans are often used in a darker roast.
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Boatbuilder's Blend Fresh Coffee A dark,roasted natural coffee with a sweet, earthy taste, smooth body and an intense mocha finish. This is a big favorite at One Good Woman. Kenya AA Dark Fresh Coffee
Boatbuilder’s Blend
Our Price: $13.75
Ethiopian Yirgacheffe
Our Price: $13.75
Kenya AA Dark
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Smoky rich flavor of Guatemala Antigua combines with bright wine-like flavor of Ethiopian Harrar to create a wonderfully complex medium roasted coffee. Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee it is in the forests of the Kaffa region that arabica grew wild. Yirgacheffe is considered to be one of the finest coffees. It has a unique winey aroma and flavor. Its body acts as a perfect background for complex winey notes. This AA bean is roasted to a dark brown, muting some of its ”snap” character and sharp acidity. The result is full ­bodied and chocolaty with a sweet intense finish. Regular only.
Tanzania Peaberry Fresh Coffee Mocha Java Fresh Coffee A dark,roasted natural coffee with a sweet, earthy taste, smooth body and an intense mocha finish. This is a big favorite at One Good Woman.
Tanzania Peaberry
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Mocha Java
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Ethiopian Harrar
Our Price: $13.75
The small distinctly shaped bean that gives this coffee it’s name also imparts an intense aroma and an uncharacteristically mild flavor for an African coffee. Regular only. Don’t let the name fool you, this is an unflavored bright blend of Sumatra Mandheling and Ethiopian Harrar that is full-bodied and smooth. Regular Only. Ethiopia is the birthplace of coffee it is in the forests of the Kaffa region that arabica grew wild. Yirgacheffe is considered to be one of the finest coffees. It has a unique winey aroma and flavor. Its body acts as a perfect background for complex winey notes.