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Female coffee producer stands on drying bed processing coffee beans at Baroida Estate in Papua New Guinea.
Up close view of Papua New Guinea coffee beans processing on drying bed.
Landscape view of Baroida Estate coffee processing in Papua New Guinea. Here there are rows of coffee drying beds high in the mountains.
Producers of coffee in Papua New Guinea working to process coffee cherries at Baroida Estate.
Papua New Guinea

Baroida Estate

golden raisin, cantaloupe

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This unique offering from Baroida Estate in Papua New Guinea is syrupy with a fragrant green apple and raisin aroma. Flavors of golden raisins and fresh cantaloupe are also present in the cup before being supplanted by a lingering maple syrup finish.

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Notes

Lot#

PNG191 – Papua New Guinea Coffee

Flavor

golden raisin, cantaloupe, and maple syrup

Brightness

medium

Body

syrupy

Region

Eastern Highlands in the districts of Aiyura and Kainantu

Elevation

1,700 – 1,850 meters

Variety

Arusha, Bourbon, Typica, Mondo Novo

Producer

Baroida Estate

Story

One of the Finest Papua New Guinea Coffees

 

The team at Amavida Coffee Roasters is thrilled to introduce our first offering of Papua New Guinea coffee. This unique offering is from Baroida Estate, a remote coffee plantation located in the Jabara Mountains of the country’s Eastern Highlands region. The Lamari River Valley and Mount Jabara feature thousands of hectares of former colonial coffee estates as well as the plots of many smallholder coffee producers. 

Baroida Estate is a 220 hectare plantation with close to one million trees and is one of the last true single-estate plantation coffees in Papua New Guinea. Baroida Estate was founded by Ben Colbran in the 1960s when early settlers to the region began looking at coffee as a long-term sustainable crop.

These days, Baroida Estate is being run by the son and grandson of its founder and much of the region’s coffee comes through Baroida Estate for processing and exportation. Baroida Estate produces around 200 tons of Papua New Guinea coffee each harvest and has been involved in efforts to improve the region’s infrastructure by building roads, schools, and bridges. Interestingly, the estate’s twenty six plots of coffee plants are GPS mapped and both the tree varieties for each plot and the day’s production are tracked.

The Bottom Line

This is the first time that our team has ever featured a coffee from this growing region, and we are excited about the diverse flavors that have made themselves apparent in our early roasts. This fully washed Papua New Guinea coffee from Baroida Estate features some less common varieties and a syrupy mouthfeel. Raisin, caramel, and maple syrup notes in both the dry fragrance and wet aroma make this a very aromatic cup of coffee, and the underlying cantaloupe and melon flavors will make it a popular choice in our cafes.

Thanks to our friends at SUCAFINA for helping us highlight the producers of this limited release coffee from Papua New Guinea.

Notes

Lot#

PNG191 – Papua New Guinea Coffee

Flavor

golden raisin, cantaloupe, and maple syrup

Brightness

medium

Body

syrupy

Region

Eastern Highlands in the districts of Aiyura and Kainantu

Elevation

1,700 – 1,850 meters

Variety

Arusha, Bourbon, Typica, Mondo Novo

Producer

Baroida Estate

Story

One of the Finest Papua New Guinea Coffees

 

The team at Amavida Coffee Roasters is thrilled to introduce our first offering of Papua New Guinea coffee. This unique offering is from Baroida Estate, a remote coffee plantation located in the Jabara Mountains of the country’s Eastern Highlands region. The Lamari River Valley and Mount Jabara feature thousands of hectares of former colonial coffee estates as well as the plots of many smallholder coffee producers. 

Baroida Estate is a 220 hectare plantation with close to one million trees and is one of the last true single-estate plantation coffees in Papua New Guinea. Baroida Estate was founded by Ben Colbran in the 1960s when early settlers to the region began looking at coffee as a long-term sustainable crop.

These days, Baroida Estate is being run by the son and grandson of its founder and much of the region’s coffee comes through Baroida Estate for processing and exportation. Baroida Estate produces around 200 tons of Papua New Guinea coffee each harvest and has been involved in efforts to improve the region’s infrastructure by building roads, schools, and bridges. Interestingly, the estate’s twenty six plots of coffee plants are GPS mapped and both the tree varieties for each plot and the day’s production are tracked.

The Bottom Line

This is the first time that our team has ever featured a coffee from this growing region, and we are excited about the diverse flavors that have made themselves apparent in our early roasts. This fully washed Papua New Guinea coffee from Baroida Estate features some less common varieties and a syrupy mouthfeel. Raisin, caramel, and maple syrup notes in both the dry fragrance and wet aroma make this a very aromatic cup of coffee, and the underlying cantaloupe and melon flavors will make it a popular choice in our cafes.

Thanks to our friends at SUCAFINA for helping us highlight the producers of this limited release coffee from Papua New Guinea.

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