Coffee mellow Tour (8) Tanzania Coffee-greetings from the Roof of Africa

Without Hemingway and his works, Tanzanian coffee would not have such a high reputation; without Mount Kilimanjaro, there would probably be no Tanzanian coffee called "coffee gentleman"; without Tanzanian coffee, the coffee world would never have a lonely perfection.

Mount Kilimanjaro is located in northeastern Tanzania near Kenya. It is the only snowy peak located on the equatorial line in the world, 5895 meters above sea level, known as the "roof of Africa". The unique geographical and climatic characteristics make the nearby area a famous coffee producing area. The Tanzanian coffee represented by this is known as the "coffee gentleman" and "coffee king" Blue Mountain, and the coffee lady "Mocha" and known as the "coffee swordsman". Interestingly, "peaberry" accounts for a large proportion of coffee produced in Tanzania, sometimes producing more than ordinary flat bean coffee (although the flavor is not as good as expected, but the price has not been low).

Since Hemingway admires it so much, it must have something unique.

The attractive aroma of Tanzanian coffee is one of its characteristics, which often makes people indulge in its aroma without drinking coffee, like a warm sunny afternoon in the garden, making people feel extremely comfortable.

Tanzania's proximity to Kenya makes coffee very similar to Kenyan coffee in many features, but has its own flavor. It doesn't have the bright acidity of Kenya AA, but it gives a softer, more refreshing feel. The taste is rich but not strong, refreshing and rich.

Tanzanian coffee is described as "wild" coffee, after drinking, you can feel the soft and mellow smell of soil in the corners of the mouth. Although this is a bad taste to many people, since it is a greeting from Mount Kilimanjaro, what's wrong with being wild?