Rast Sigri, Plantation Estate, India
The Sigri plantation is located in the Wahgi Valley in the province of Western Highlands in Papua New Guinea. The Western Highlands belonged to the German colony of German New Guinea (1884 - 1914), and the capital Mount Hagen was named after the German administrative official Kurt von Haagen. The island of Papua New Guinea lies directly below the equator and is therefore predestined for the cultivation of high-quality coffee. Coffee cultivation on Papua New Guinea only began in 1889. Around 1927, coffee seeds from the world-famous "Jamaica Blue Mountain" coffee were smuggled to Papua New Guinea and planted there.
Sigri Estate Plantation grows at 1500 metres above sea level in a cool climate with high rainfall. The cherries are harvested by hand and the green beans are dried in the sun after the fermentation process. The coffee smells of ripe grapefruit, has nutty and slightly fruity flavours and a full body.
The Sigri plantation is located in the Whagi Valley in the Western Highlands province of Papua New Guinea. Western Highlands belonged to the German colony of German New Guinea (1884?1914), the capital Mount Hagen was named after the German administrative official Kurt von Haagen.
The island of Papua New Guinea lies directly below the equator and is therefore predestined for the cultivation of high-quality coffee. Coffee cultivation only began on Papua New Guinea in 1889. Around 1927, coffee seeds from the world-famous Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee were smuggled to Papua New Guinea and planted there.Sigri Estate Plantation grows at 1,500 metres above sea level in a cool climate with high rainfall. The cherries are harvested by hand and the green beans are dried in the sun after the fermentation process.
Sigri Estate Plantation grows at 1500 metres above sea level in a cool climate with high rainfall. The cherries are harvested by hand and the green beans are dried in the sun after the fermentation process. The coffee smells of ripe grapefruit, has nutty and slightly fruity flavours and a full body.
The Sigri plantation is located in the Whagi Valley in the Western Highlands province of Papua New Guinea. Western Highlands belonged to the German colony of German New Guinea (1884?1914), the capital Mount Hagen was named after the German administrative official Kurt von Haagen.
The island of Papua New Guinea lies directly below the equator and is therefore predestined for the cultivation of high-quality coffee. Coffee cultivation only began on Papua New Guinea in 1889. Around 1927, coffee seeds from the world-famous Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee were smuggled to Papua New Guinea and planted there.Sigri Estate Plantation grows at 1,500 metres above sea level in a cool climate with high rainfall. The cherries are harvested by hand and the green beans are dried in the sun after the fermentation process.
Durability
6 months
Quantity
250 g beans
Roast label
Espresso roasting
Haptics
Crema
Body
Caffeine
Packaging
Aluminium-free
Flavour-tight bag
Label
Fresh food service
Aluminium free
Brand
Rast coffee
Region
Papua New Guinea
Fresh food service
weekly
Degree of roasting
dark roast
Nutty, slightly fruity and has a full-bodied flavour of ripe grapefruit.
FRESH: ORDER UNTIL SUNDAY, 23.59 O'CLOCK
Fresh service, please note: This coffee is freshly roasted every Monday and shipped two to three days later.
We recommend: Espresso roasts should be used 12 days after the roast date, and filter coffees 5 days after the roast date, which can be found on the package. Freshly roasted coffee needs this time to be ready for consistent extraction.
We kindly request that orders be placed by 11:59 p.m. on Sunday so that we can guarantee shipping on the following Wednesday.