Introduction to coffee development, coffee varieties, SL28, rose summer varieties and Kilimanjaro coffee in Tanzania
Tanzania is located in eastern Africa, bordering Kenya, Uganda, Zambia, Rwanda, Burundi and other countries. The eastern coastal areas and inland lowlands of the country have a savanna climate, while the western inland plateau has a tropical mountain climate.
In some coffee history, coffee was introduced into Tanzania from Ethiopia in the 16th century, and later became a cash crop in Tanzania during German colonial rule. At present, the country is growing iron pickup, bourbon, Kent and self-developed disease-resistant and disaster-resistant varieties. The Tanzanian Coffee Institute Tanzanian Coffee Research Institute (TaCRI) was established and operated in 2001 as a non-profit organization with the goal of revitalizing the coffee industry in Tanzania. The Institute provides important public services to stakeholders in the country's coffee industry to improve productivity and quality, while improving the profitability of producers and the competitiveness of Tanzanian coffee in the global market.
With regard to Tanzania's contribution to coffee, TaCRI has so far released 23 improved coffee varieties in crop improvement research, including 19 Arabica hybrid varieties and 4 Robusta varieties. Including KP423.
KP423 is one of the varieties released in Tanzania and is selected from the Kent variety. Kent is a hybrid variety of iron pickup found in the Kent Cafe Garden in Mysso, India in 1911. It is a hybrid of S288 and iron pickup. It has the characteristics of high yield and resistance to leaf rust. So it was introduced to Kenya, Indonesia, Tanzania and other parts of East Africa. Kent was part of an intensive selection program for Lyamungu research stations in Tanzania in the 1920s. KP423 was released in Tanzania in the 1940s and sent to Uganda, where it is an important variety in the Arabica growing area. However, at present, the resistance of this variety to leaf rust has been exhausted.
In addition, the well-known Kenyan coffee variety SL28 is also related to Tanzania. SL28 is a single breed selected and launched by Scott Laboratories that year. Today, the laboratory has been renamed Kenya National Agricultural Laboratory (NARL). In 1935, a senior coffee officer at Scott Lab selected from a single tree named Tanganyika Tanganyika (now Tanzania) drought-resistant population and brought it back to Scott Lab. SL28 is the descendant of this variety.
In fact, the famous Panamanian rosy summer also has something to do with Tanzania, which was first collected from the coffee forests of Ethiopia in the 1930s and later sent to the Lyamungu research station in Tanzania, and then taken to Centro Agron ó mico Tropical de Investigaci ó n y Ense ñ anza (CATIE Centre for Tropical Agriculture and higher Education) in Costa Rica in 1953, where it was recorded as T2722. After it was recognized as resistant to coffee leaf rust, it was distributed throughout Panama through CATIE in the 1960s.
Qianjie also has coffee from Tanzania, choosing beans from the Kilimanjaro volcano in the northern highlands, using a washing treatment. Using the V60BI 1RU 15 way of cooking, there will be citrus, berry flavor, honey-like sweet taste, smooth taste like tea.
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Unexpectedly, hand-brewed coffee will also have a channel effect!
The "channel effect" refers to the fact that water relies on inertia to find a shortcut and pass through it in the process of extraction. because this part of the water which takes a shortcut does not play a complete extraction role, it eventually leads to a phenomenon of uneven extraction. When Qianjie often mentions the channel effect, it is mostly related to espresso.
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