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Tanzania Tiny Peaberry

Peaberries are round. They roll. Smart farmers on the steep slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro figured out if they raised all peaberry coffee, they could just roll it down the slopes to the market.

Ok, that’s not true or even correct, because you can’t raise peaberry coffee. The peaberries are natural variants that comprise anywhere from 4% to 12% of certain coffees. They are the beans that never split in the middle, so they tend to be round, dense, and richly flavored... which a nuttiness that seems somewhat universal to peaberry regardless of origin or species.

These Tanzania tiny peaberries are delicious and fragrant, with notes of blueberry, cream, chocolate, nut. What’s not to love?

8 ounce, City Roast, whole bean only. Sorry, out of stock.

$8.75
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    Just in time. April 1st!

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