20 pack for Nespresso® Machines
£15.00
Nestled amongst the moss forests of the Okapa Valley and fed by the valley’s deep rivers, this coffee is renowned worldwide for its natural sweetness and well-rounded body crowned, in the case of this particular crop, with beautiful high notes of ripe fruits and spice.
Origin - Eastern Highlands, PNG
Producer - HOAC
Roast - Medium-Dark
Varietal - Arusha, Bourbon, Typica
Grade - 83.3 / 100
B-Corp Certified
100% Organic
100% fairtrade
Nestled in the foothills of the Kratke Range, the remote Okapa Valley is home to over 30 coffee-growing communities who draw on its mineral-rich soils and tropical climate to produce some of the world’s most sought after Organic coffee. Here, the coffee gardens of the remote Eastern Highland tribes produce some of the most vibrant & exciting beans Oceania has to offer.
When enjoying a coffee as exceptional as this one, we always recommend to drink it without milk, as a simple black espresso (40-70ml pour). This will allow you to truly explore all the flavours and nuances of this particular Limited Edition, and even if you don't normally take your coffee without milk, please give this one a try. You won't regret it.
If you're using milk, just follow a couple of simple rules. Don't use too much (or you'll drown the coffee), and never splash cold milk into hot coffee. Instead, warm your milk and dollop on top to make a delicious macchiato or cortado.
Home to over 800 languages & 1,000 distinct ethnic groups, a dazzling variety of flora & fauna and a geography that ranges from mangrove swamps to towering moss-forests, Papua New Guinea is a country of outstanding diversity, quite unlike anywhere else on earth.
A lack of space in PNG’s highlands means that coffee production has to be, by necessity, a small-scale affair. Over 85% of the coffee produced is done so through small-hold farming, with many villages coming together and looking after crops that are sometimes made up of no more than half a dozen bushes, with communities taking great pride in their plants and the harvest.
We’re giving away 15% of all profits to Ivingoi, a small community centre approximately 70 kilometres from the major town of Goroka in the Eastern Highlands Province. There, the health centre is the only facility looking after the health of a population of approximately 20,000 people. As is often the case, Government funding is usually insufficient to allow the centre to operate at full capacity. Normally very ill people need to travel the long distance to a hospital facility in Goroka which can sometimes be difficult.
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