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Congo coffee
Congo uses the area around the famous Lake Kivu for coffee growing. Both arabica and robusta coffee trees are found on the plantations. However, the instability and poverty of the country are not favourable to coffee growers. Despite this, it is possible to find exceptional harvests and demand for… view all
Congo Del Kasai Robusta – Roasted Coffee
Congo Ngula – Organic Roasted Coffee
Congo Latumba AA – Roasted Coffee
Congo Ngula – Organic Light Roast Coffee
Congo coffee
Congo uses the area around the famous Lake Kivu for coffee growing. Both arabica and robusta coffee trees are found on the plantations. However, the instability and poverty of the country are not favourable to coffee growers. Despite this, it is possible to find exceptional harvests and demand for Congolese coffee is slowly increasing. Baristas consider it versatile in flavour. It contains traces of plums, melons, cherries, white chocolate, vanilla and nuts.
