Introduction to the flavor characteristics of coffee beans in Tanzania
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[Tanzania of the World Coffee]
Coffee in Tanzania can be divided into two flavors, one is distributed near Lake Victoria, the fruit is large, sweet, sun-treated Roberta or Arabica, and the other is located in the rest of the country. Arabka species with citrus and plum fruit flavors and washed.
Tasania coffee was introduced by natural missionaries in 1898. At present, except for a small number of Robusta species, it is mainly Arabica species, including bourbon, Kent, Niassa and the famous Blue Mountains. Production has fluctuated considerably, with 534, 000 bags in 2011 and more than 1 million in 2012, accounting for about 20% of Tanzania's export earnings. The low production capacity of each coffee tree, coupled with the challenges of low-cost exploitation, lack of training and equipment, make it difficult to grow. Almost all the coffee beans come from small farmers who work at home. About 450000 households grow coffee and employ nearly 2.5 million people.
Like some other coffee countries, coffee in Tanzania is sold through competitive auctions, but sellers are also allowed to purchase directly from small farmers, making high-quality coffee more expensive and creating a favorable environment for sustainable production.
Key report on coffee in Tanzania
Global share: 0.6%
Main varieties: 70% Arabica (Bourbon, Kent, Niassa, Blue Mountain, 30% Robusta)
Production season: Arabica October-December; Robusta April-December
Treatment: Arabica washing; Robusta sun exposure
Global production ranking: the 18th largest coffee producer in the world
Mount Kilimanjaro, which is 5895 meters above sea level and connected to Mount Meru, is the highest peak on the African continent and the only snowy peak on the equatorial line on earth, known as the "roof of Africa". The rich volcanic ash on the mountain gives the coffee here a strong texture and soft acidity, making it have the characteristics of typical African coffee beans. Kilimanjaro AA is the highest grade of coffee beans, medium or above roasted with a strong aroma, suitable for individual coffee.
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Introduction to baking of Kilimanjaro coffee beans in Tanzania
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Planting characteristics of coffee in Tanzania
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