Malawi coffee

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Malawi has about four thousand small coffee farms, so its production is not very large in terms of volume. But when it comes to quality, it is a different story. Malawian coffee is sweet, smooth, and floral, with notes of liquorice and spices. Coffee lovers in countries such as Germany, Japan, the… view all

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Malawi Mzuzu – Roasted Coffee

Everything in Malawi is related to the lake of the same name. But tourists do not just come to the presidential republic in southeastern Africa for the crystal clear water and fauna of the UNESCO-protected national park. Many are interested in unique coffee – sweet, smooth, and delicate. The one from the Mzuzu community has a medium acidity and citrusy sweetness complemented by caramel and chocolate. The annual production is relatively small, so don't hesitate to get it! More in product details

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1000g 43,90 €

500g 25,66 €

250g 14,26 €

Small packaging:

100g 7,09 €

50g sample 4,14 €

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Malawi PB – Roasted Coffee

Coffee is so important to Malawi that you can see it reflected in their flag – green at the bottom represents the coffee plants, middle red is for the coffee fruit and the black at the top is coffee itself. These unusually round, South African coffee beans from small-scale farmers are incredibly interesting and globally acclaimed. You'll be able to enjoy notes of red fruit, chocolate and herbs with a spark of spicy aftertaste. It will blow you away! More in product details

Big packaging:

1000g 48,53 €

500g 28,29 €

250g 15,70 €

Small packaging:

100g 7,77 €

50g sample 4,50 €

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Malawi coffee

In Malawi, farmers are organised into cooperatives that support them and ensure fair farmgate prices. Only arabica bushes are grown in the country, most of the fruit is processed by washing, and (interestingly) coffee trees are used by the local population to protect the soil from erosion. They plant the bushes where there is a risk of landslide.