Coffee berry

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Botanical illustration of a branch of a coffee plant with leaves, flowers and berries.

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Coffee cherries | Kopi, Tanaman, Bunga

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It’s time to surprise again our guests with something special. This time it’s a new ethnic beverage, the third in the row – Motueka Coffee. This summer was a really hot one and we decided to attenuate it with something juicy, cooling and with a refreshing taste of berries. But, the berry beverages often remind…

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Wonder where your morning cup of coffee comes from? It all starts with these bright red berries, called coffee cherries. Inside each one is a seed, which is removed, dried, and roasted to become coffee beans. Look for the Rainforest Alliance Certified mark to make sure you're buying coffee that's good for the environment and good for farmers.

Madcap Varietal Series. What they did here is amazing! These people do a sample pack of different varietals from the Rodriguez family of Apeneca, El Salvador. They usually sell the beans roasted but I bet we could get them green. Company tasting idea.