PAPUA NEW GUINEA A/X
Papua New Guinea - Kuta Mill A/X
Limited supply**
MEDIUM Roast
Flavor notes: green apple, macadamia nuts, strawberry macarons, dried mango.
PNG is another house favorite when it’s in season. It’s great for a variety of uses and is similar to Guatemalan coffee. Depending on the day, we might even consider it our personal favorite coffee origin.
This washed A/X grade coffee comes from small plantations in the Kuta Ridge of the Waghi Valley, at an altitude of 1,585 meters, milled at Kuta Coffee Mill. The collaboration between the Ulga and Kolga tribes ensures quality, rewarding farmers for consistent deliveries.
Although PNG has historically produced over a million bags of coffee annually, production has dipped below that in the last decade. Most coffee (95%) is grown in the highlands, characterized by a heavy body and savory sweet flavors. PNG coffee grading considers screen size, bean shape, defect count, color, aroma, and cup quality, with A/X being the highest grade.
Papua New Guinea - Kuta Mill A/X
Limited supply**
MEDIUM Roast
Flavor notes: green apple, macadamia nuts, strawberry macarons, dried mango.
PNG is another house favorite when it’s in season. It’s great for a variety of uses and is similar to Guatemalan coffee. Depending on the day, we might even consider it our personal favorite coffee origin.
This washed A/X grade coffee comes from small plantations in the Kuta Ridge of the Waghi Valley, at an altitude of 1,585 meters, milled at Kuta Coffee Mill. The collaboration between the Ulga and Kolga tribes ensures quality, rewarding farmers for consistent deliveries.
Although PNG has historically produced over a million bags of coffee annually, production has dipped below that in the last decade. Most coffee (95%) is grown in the highlands, characterized by a heavy body and savory sweet flavors. PNG coffee grading considers screen size, bean shape, defect count, color, aroma, and cup quality, with A/X being the highest grade.
Papua New Guinea - Kuta Mill A/X
Limited supply**
MEDIUM Roast
Flavor notes: green apple, macadamia nuts, strawberry macarons, dried mango.
PNG is another house favorite when it’s in season. It’s great for a variety of uses and is similar to Guatemalan coffee. Depending on the day, we might even consider it our personal favorite coffee origin.
This washed A/X grade coffee comes from small plantations in the Kuta Ridge of the Waghi Valley, at an altitude of 1,585 meters, milled at Kuta Coffee Mill. The collaboration between the Ulga and Kolga tribes ensures quality, rewarding farmers for consistent deliveries.
Although PNG has historically produced over a million bags of coffee annually, production has dipped below that in the last decade. Most coffee (95%) is grown in the highlands, characterized by a heavy body and savory sweet flavors. PNG coffee grading considers screen size, bean shape, defect count, color, aroma, and cup quality, with A/X being the highest grade.