Origin
China
4.0
Grown at
A surprisingly sweet and smooth coffee from China's tea-growing heartland, with notes of black tea and brown sugar.
Yunnan, once known primarily for its ancient tea traditions, is now emerging as China’s specialty coffee stronghold, with Pu’er at its epicenter. The region’s blend of misty forests, diverse biodiversity, and enthusiastic young producers has sparked a quiet revolution in Asian coffee. Beans from this area offer a distinctive earthy depth intertwined with mellow sweetness, drawing subtle inspiration from the land's tea heritage. There’s a certain softness to the brew—one that invites contemplation and exploration—and while it may be a newcomer on the global stage, Yunnan’s coffee is already proving it can hold its own among the world’s great origins.
Catimor The dominant variety in Laos, this cross of Caturra and Timor Hybrid is prized for its high yields. Careful processing yields a surprisingly sweet and complex cup.
Country
China
Region
Pu'er, Yunnan
Altitude
1,100 - 1,600 meters
Processing Method
Washed
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