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Same Day Shipping Schedule: Orders Received by 9:am...Same Day after 9:a...maybe after 10:a...probably not, but maybe after 12:noon...only if certain stars align Excluding Weekends and Holidays --- Never 8,10,12,14 ounce bags Always full pounds. FRESH! --- 1 lb. $20.31 with discount code 2 lbs. @ $17.51 with discount code 3 lbs. @ $16.71 with discount code 4 lbs. @ $16.51 with discount code 5 lbs. @ $16.31 with discount code 6 lbs. @ $15.51 with discount code 7 lbs. @ $15.11 with discount code 8 lbs. @ $14.71 with discount code 9 lbs. @ $14.31 with discount code 10lbs.@ $13.51 with discount code --- YIKES! DON'T FORGET: Returning customers...... 15% or 20% Off Discount Code. Forgot it? - TEXT: 603 545 2053 --- Buying a larger quantity, enough to last 5 weeks, will save you lots of money. Keeping fresh roasted, whole bean coffee in the freezer for a maximum of two months is recommended to extend freshness. This won't work for stale coffee, of course. Doesn't do too much good for pre-ground coffee either. Why? CO2 diffusion. Pre-ground coffees are technically stale. Fresh roasted, whole bean coffee will stay fresh at room temperature for about two weeks max...in the freezer, about six. --- Up to three pounds of a single variety are bagged in individual one pound bags. Larger quantities of a single variety will be bagged in larger bags.- ---
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- Origin as of 2-25-23: Tanzania AA and Rwanda Women's Coffee Extension "Kawa Yacu"
- Origin as of 5-17-23: Tanzania Peaberry Estate and Uganda AA Bugisu:
- Origin as of 6-2-24: Tanzania Peaberry Estate and Uganda AA Bugisu:
Origin as of 9-3-23: Tanzanian AA and Uganda AA Bugisu:
TANZANIAN: The Burka Estates, which includes Burka and Selian, is one of Tanzania’s oldest and largest specialty green coffee producers. Located at the base of Mt. Meru in northern Tanzania, the mountain provides the area with more rainfall and an ideal climate for growing specialty coffee. Burka Estate gets its name from the 2 large natural springs that are found on the farm and supply water to the farm and neighboring communities. Burka Estate was established in 1899 by a German settler, Mr. Rahn, and shortly thereafter the first coffee trees were planted. After World War I, the estate was declared “Enemy Property,” and it became part of the new British Protectorate in Tanganyika. In 1929, a group of Swiss investors bought the farm; their ownership has continued to the present through independence from Great Britain and the merging of Tanganyika and Zanzibar into present day Tanzania. Today, Burka Estate employs over 200 permanent staff with an additional 2,000 daily staff during the harvest season. Permanent staff and their families are provided with housing, medical services, and schooling for their children. Burka Coffee Estates produce shade grown Arabica coffee using an eco-friendly and responsible approach to the environment and their neighboring communities. UGANDAN: The Sipi Falls Coffee Project is situated around the Mount Elgon region in Uganda and was founded in 1999. The Project now encompasses over 5,000 smallholder producers and covers over 2,000 hectares of production. Producers continuously work to improve their agronomic practices to generate higher yields and better product preparation. Extensive intercropping gives both shade and vital nutrients for the coffee trees, as well as additional revenue streams for the producers.
SCORING (respectively) ACID: High, Low BODY: Average, High SWEETNESS: Above Average, Low
The Koobi Fora brand is the first that I created back in 1999 for personal use. It takes its name from a very important archeological dig in Kenya. When people ask me which coffee is my favorite, and my stock answer of "I love all of my children" fails to satisfy, I admit that "The Koo" is my first born.
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