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Tanzania Coffee Production and Estate Introduction

Published: 2024-11-09 Author: World Gafei
Last Updated: 2024/11/09, The high-grade coffee in Tanzanian coffee is mainly cultivated around Mount Kilimanjaro or Mount Meru, most of which are processed by washing. Coffee quality grades are classified in the same way as neighbouring Kenya. Most Tanzanian coffees have higher acidity and stronger aromas. Tanzanian coffee has a slightly finer taste and acidity than Kenyan coffee

The high-end coffee in Tanzania is mainly cultivated around Mount Kilimanjaro or Mount Xumi (Meru), most of which are processed by washing. Coffee quality grades are classified in the same way as in neighboring Kenya. Most Tanzanian coffee has high acidity and strong aroma. Compared with Kenyan coffee, Tanzanian coffee has a slight taste and acidity, but as coffee, it has a very good sense of balance, cleanliness and rich taste. Kilimanjaro coffee, which is second only to Kenyan coffee in taste and aroma, is listed as the top 10 in the world by coffee lovers, and a considerable part of it is often listed as the top 5. It is a high-quality coffee with rich taste and taste.

Antigua is located in the valley of the cliff area where volcanoes gather. Farmers strive to improve their cultivation methods, separating defective beans by hand, which are known for their low overall defective beans. It is said that the volume cultivation method used in coffee cultivation (planting tall crops such as bananas around coffee trees to create an artificially cool environment) originated in Antigua, Guatemala. Suitable shade crops can slow down the growth of coffee, so that its richer and complex aroma can seep into the coffee. Antigua coffee, which grows in volcanic areas, prides itself on its complex aroma, with a variety of coffee flavors ranging from strong sour to light sour. Antigua is a kind of coffee with the best sour taste and rich smoky flavor among many kinds of coffee from Guatemala, such as Nanguo, Koban, etc.

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