Ka'ū Wood Valley Pink HoneyTasting Notes A complex, juicy cup. Hints of strawberry and lime in the aroma give way to flavors of watermelon candy and rambutan in the cup. Background Info Wood Valley is a high altitude valley in the Ka district. The Southern most part of the island of Hawaii. It is the highest elevation growing area within the region at 2200 2500ft. This picturesque valley is often covered in clouds and is also the rainiest area of Ka, receiving 80 100 inches of

They harvest the cherries in small batches and dry them slowly over a month on raised screens inside a greenhouse structure

layered tropical sweetness

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A hybrid of different Ethiopian landraces they are experimenting with there

After university he came back to his hometown looking for ways to help the local villages and helping to improve coffee crops and their distribution proved to be his calling

They have many varieties growing like Geisha/Gesha and their award winning Mokkita

supported by a silky mouthfeel and remarkable sweetness from the first sip to the last

Cherries were harvested from January-March

Yellow Honey

Processing: Anaerobic Natural

with a silky body and a lightly sweet

This lot from Mama Cata Estate captures everything that has made Panamanian Geisha legendary while adding the vibrant complexity of a carefully executed anaerobic natural process