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Coffee directly from farmers and coffee legends
Micro lots are the appellation for unique and limited coffees with exact origins. It does not just mean a specific plantation - so-called micro lots have a perfectly precise pedigree. It shows the farm, the harvest date, the processing method and the coffee variety. The exceptional approach of the… view all
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Coffee directly from farmers and coffee legends
Micro lots are the appellation for unique and limited coffees with exact origins. It does not just mean a specific plantation - so-called micro lots have a perfectly precise pedigree. It shows the farm, the harvest date, the processing method and the coffee variety. The exceptional approach of the farmers and the special care they take with their coffee plants is reflected in the intense and unmistakable taste and aroma.
The micro lots are prepared independently of other batches, with exceptional attention to quality and production conditions. The name micro refers not only to the small area from which the coffee is harvested but also to the limited quantity.
Such coffee has multiple benefits - it provides the consumer with an extraordinary experience for which they are willing to pay additionally, thereby improving the livelihood of the individual farmer, providing work and fair wages for many more people, and maintaining traditional bean processing technology.
In short, it is a rare, unique coffee produced with the utmost integrity.
