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Masira natural anaerobic

natural anaerobic

Uganda

Uganda Masira natural anaerobic

natural anaerobic

Bright, sweet, and creamy, this coffee begins
with delicate sweet raising notes and a touch
of plum, lifting to a bright winey finish.

Plus 7% VAT

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All the facts about our Uganda Masira natural anaerobic

Region Mount Elgon
Producer Small Holders
Variety Various
Process natural anaerobic
Type Unwashed Arabica
Category Microlot
Harvest from October to January
Shipping from January to February
Unit GrainPro Sack à 60kg

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This coffee is produced by Dison Kareng of Kapchorwa
town on the Eastern slopes of Mount Elgon. Dison
has been working with a church-based project focusing
on disadvantaged children and raising funds
though marketing Kapchorwa coffee abroad. After
experimenting with various processing methods, he developed
the anaerobic fermentation as his speciality
and went into independent production. He is working
with a group of 15 farmers, They are small-hold farmers
with plantations of around 1 acre and 1000 trees
each. From the remote farms Dison transports the
cherries to his compound in Kapchorwa town, where
he ferments them in air-tight containers and then sundries
them.

Origin

Specialty coffee from Uganda

Mountain

Varieties

Kent, Typica, SL-14 & SL-28

Processing methods

Natural process ("drugar") and washed process (sometimes called "wugar")

Altitude range

up to 1200 masl

Harvest

October–February: Main crop / April–August: Fly crop  

Total yearly production

Around 3.5 million (incl. Robusta); 700.000 bags of Arabica  

Coffees from Uganda

Coffee is Uganda’s top-earning export crop. In 1989 Uganda’s coffee production capacity exceeded its quota of 2.3 million bags, but export volumes were still diminished by economic and security problems, and large amounts of coffee beans were still being smuggled out of Uganda for sale in neighbouring countries.

Main production areas: Bugisu (Mt. Elgon), Lake Victoria basin, Western Uganda, West Nile

Port of Shipment: Mombasa
Export bag size: 60kg
Total number of coffee farmers: More than 500.000

Region Mount Elgon
Producer Small Holders
Variety Various
Process natural anaerobic
Type Unwashed Arabica
Harvest from October to January
Shipping from January to February
Unit GrainPro Sack à 60kg
Bright, sweet, and creamy, this coffee begins with delicate sweet raising notes and a touch of plum, lifting to a bright winey finish.

This coffee is produced by Dison Kareng of Kapchorwa
town on the Eastern slopes of Mount Elgon. Dison
has been working with a church-based project focusing
on disadvantaged children and raising funds
though marketing Kapchorwa coffee abroad. After
experimenting with various processing methods, he developed
the anaerobic fermentation as his speciality
and went into independent production. He is working
with a group of 15 farmers, They are small-hold farmers
with plantations of around 1 acre and 1000 trees
each. From the remote farms Dison transports the
cherries to his compound in Kapchorwa town, where
he ferments them in air-tight containers and then sundries
them.