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Ground specialty coffee Parallel Papua New Guinea Sigri, 200 g

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Ground specialty coffee Parallel Papua New Guinea Sigri, 200 g

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What's this extraordinary aroma? It smells like a cup of black tea with a spoonful of honey, and a couple of gingerbread cookies served alongside it. Delicate and delightfully sweet...Flying high over the gorgeous Waghi Valley in Papua New Guinea, one can see miles of coffee plantations stretching ahead. The coffee plants are shaded lovingly by numerous different trees, which help the cherries reach a consistent degree of ripeness, all while providing home for over ninety exotic bird species. Coffee cherries are picked exclusively by hand over here, and only once they have ripened fully, which endows the resulting brew with the perfect balance of sugariness and acidity. Processed using the washed method, the coffee is then allowed to dry naturally out in the warm Guinean sun.  Country of origin | Papua New GuineaRegion | Waghi ValleyProducer | Sigri EstateAltitude | 1600 mArabica varietal | CaturraProcess | WashedRoast profile | MediumSCA score | 84 out of 100Flavour palette | Gingerbread, black tea, honeyRecommended brewing methods: all manual brewing tools (V60, Chemex, etc.), as well as in-cup brewing.Ingredients: ground roasted coffee.Storage conditions: store sealed in a dark, dry and cool place.*****What is "Parallel Specialty"?"Parallel Specialty" is a deeper exploration of the Coffee Belt—the equatorial region where the world's finest coffees grow. While the original Parallel line celebrated regional diversity through curated blends dedicated to different continents, the "Specialty" edition zooms in on single-origin coffees that capture the essence of one place, one terroir, one moment in time.Each coffee is a reflection of its native habitat—be it the misty highlands of Ethiopia, sunlit valleys of Colombia, or remote farms in Sumatra.

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