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Panama Chiriqui Santa Clara

Panama is an origin that constantly makes headlines in the specialty coffee world, primarily associated with the renowned Gesha variety. But several complexities influence specialty coffee, and it would be a mistake to reduce the complexity of this famous growing region to nothing more than plant variety.With this lot of Caturra and Catuai from Finca Santa Teresa, there is an ...

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How to stay hydrated in the summer heat

As the temperatures soar this summer, many people turn to cold drinks like iced tea, lemonade, and iced coffee to stay hydrated. However, did you know drinking hot coffee can also help you stay hydrated in the summer? Here are some tips on how to stay hydrated this summer with coffee. Drink coffee in moderation. While coffee can help you ...

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Bolivia Irupana Fausto Machaca

Coffee has been in Bolivia for hundreds of years, but now a new generation of coffee farmers dedicated to producing high-quality coffee is taking the stage in Bolivia. For the first time in the country’s history, green coffee production has funding and support from the federal government, fueling the search for knowledge among dedicated young coffee professionals. The epicenter in ...

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How to Order and Shop Everyday Coffee Roasters with GLife

GLife is one of the newest GCash services. It is a feature that puts Everyday Coffee Roasters within the GCash dashboard, shopping from different single-origin coffees, seasonal blends, brewing equipment, and freshly-baked croissants, all within the GCash app.How to Order Coffee and Shop Everyday Coffee Roasters with GLife1. Select GLife from our GCash dashboardOpen GCash and tap the GLife icon. ...

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Mount Apo, Kapatagan

Mount Apo, also known locally as Apo Sandawa, is a large solfataric, dormant stratovolcano with three peaks on top of its flat summit plateau Main Peak, Kapatagan, and Kidapawan. This coffee comes from Kapatagan, with an elevation of 1,200 meters above sea level. Its coffee cherries were naturally sundried without the intervention of water or machines to remove any of ...

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Ethiopia Organic Oromia

The Oromia Regional State is Ethiopia’s most significant, including over 110,000 square miles and 35 million people. It touches the borders of both Kenya to the south and South Sudan to the west. It has Ethiopia’s massive capital city, Addis Ababa, along with 65% of Ethiopia coffee growing territory as of 2014. Several famous coffee regions are included in whole ...

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Rwanda Ngoma

The Nyamasheke district in Rwanda is gifted in terroir. The cool, humid climates of both Lake Kivu and the Nyungwe Forest National Park keep groundwater abundant throughout the uniquely hilly region. Kivu is part of the East African Rift, whose consistent drift creates volcanic seepage from the lake’s bottom and enriches the surrounding soils. Coffees from this region are often ...

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Ethiopia Yeppo Village Sidama

Masha coffee comes from Masha Woreda Yeppo Village, a coffee farm owned by world-renown running champion Haile Gebrselassie. The land was a gift from the Ethiopian government in thanks for his achievements representing Ethiopia. Among his accomplishments, Haile is a two-time Olympic champion, a four-time World Champion, and the holder of 27 world records for distances from 1,500 meters to ...

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