Papua New Guinea coffee is closely related to Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee and shares many of the same attributes. They are both Arabica Typica beans and have naturally lower levels of caffeine. Many of the trees grown in Papua New Guinea were originally grown from Blue Mountain Coffee beans.
Arabica Typica beans are cultivated in cooler, higher climates and not as dark as the Arabica Robusta beans. This produces a well-balanced, full-bodied cup with medium acidity.
Also available in our speically priced twin pack of 2 -16 oz bags.
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Hi,
I have had my first cup of Jamaican coffee in Negril back in 1981. With the internet age, I order your coffee on line right to my door for several years now. I just wanted to say that an out of town friend came to my house for a visit and she turned down a cup of coffee because she said coffee was too hard on her stomach. I told her about Blue Mountain coffee being the "best in the world" and she had a cup. Then she had 3 more after that, saying it didn't bother her at all. Another convert to the "best coffee in the world". Life is too short to drink bad coffee. Yours is the best!!!!
SincerelyMerry Jane Kusz
