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Malawi FT Mzuzu Peaberry

From $6.38 / lb

Bright, clean, and complex, Malawi FT Mzuzu Peaberry green coffee beans from the Mzuzu Cooperative deliver lively sweetness and smooth balance in every cup. Grown in the lush northern highlands of Malawi, this Fair Trade coffee offers vibrant flavor, gentle citrus notes, and a rich aroma that reflects the region’s high-altitude terroir. Each roast reveals exceptional quality and a taste that’s both distinctive and rewarding.

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Malawi FT Mzuzu Peaberry

Locally, this lot is known as “Tukubyala indunye mwa kofi ukupela akafuni,” meaning “Our coffee is grown in the shade of banana trees.” The phrase, from the Ndali language spoken in the Misuku region, captures the harmony between culture and cultivation.

Aroma

Maple, baking spices, dried fruit

Cupping Notes

Maple, vanilla, spice, brown sugar, honey, raisin, high complexity

Origin & Region

Misuku, Mzuzu, Northern Region, Malawi

Cultivars

Nyika, Catimor, Gesha

Grade

Arabica Variety

Processing Method

Fully washed and sundried

Certifications

Fair Trade

Additional information

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Disclaimer: Green coffee bean images may vary between different lots due to natural differences in harvests and processing.

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