Pingtung German Coffee Bean Filter Bag (Dewen Tribal Arabica Beans)

I Devon Coffee Tree Legend According to legend, during the Japanese occupation era, the female leader Muni (Muni) rescued the Japanese policemen who were hunted down by the Wutai people, and the Japanese promoted the establishment of the "Dewen College Experimental Farm" in order to thank the Devon tribe for their life-saving grace. During the Japanese colonial period (1895-1945), German Coffee became famous and won a silver medal in world competitions, becoming a famous product in Taiwan that paid tribute to the Japanese Emperor. However, when the Japanese occupation ended, the Japanese did not transfer coffee-related technology, and only the coffee mother tree was left to multiply and spread naturally in the mountains. More than ten years ago, the Devon tribe redeveloped the small-scale coffee industry and explored coffee planting and roasting techniques independently. Due to the suitable climate and soil conditions and the people's hard work, the signboard of "Devin Coffee" gradually became popular. Now when you come to Devon, you can see coffee gardens under the canopy of large forests. The tribe takes the Devon elementary schools in three places as the training center, and cultivates talents in the coffee industry since childhood. Sustainable mountain village industry. I Pingtung Sandimen Township German Tribe Sandimen Township is the earliest township in Pingtung to develop the coffee industry. Among them, the Dewen tribe is the largest production area in Sandimen Township. Its altitude is about 800 to 1200 meters. It is the most suitable growing environment for coffee trees. The Arabica coffee that has been planted since the Japanese colonial period (1895~1945) won the world silver medal, and it was the first choice for high-quality coffee at that time. In the German tribe, protect the economic lifeline of the tribal people. The German tribe, whose language is Tjukuvulj, is located in the upper reaches of Beiailiao River, with Wutou Mountain and Damumu Mountain in the east. It is also an excellent location for overlooking the villages such as Dawu and Jiamu in Wutai Township. German coffee is An important economic industry of the tribe, the area of coffee planted is about more than 30 hectares. On the trail next to the tribe hunter school, there are 20 original century-old coffee trees left over from the Japanese occupation period. The residents regard it as the treasure of the tribe and protect it with all their strength. .(The information is quoted from the German tribe commentary board) Iwan Island House Austronesian Tribe Devon Tribal Coffee Beans Wandao House assists the development of the tribal economy by purchasing green beans directly from the owner of the coffee plantation of the Devon tribe. When the coffee fruit is ripe, from September to January of the next year, there will be uninvited helpers from Taiwan macaques and civet cats. Harvest. The coffee beans are processed in the sun, using the ancient wisdom handed down from the ancestors, directly exposing the green beans on the asphalt road, not only using the sun's radiation but also indirectly using the heat of the asphalt. Due to the scarcity of people and vehicles in the tribe, it is possible to use the most natural and non-polluting nature. way to dry beans. After hand-selecting and removing bad beans and shelling, Mr. Peter, a Kaohsiung bean baker, bakes 5 kg of raw beans at a time. According to the characteristics of the beans, adjust the best time and temperature. Fresh beans are medium-roasted , has a better aroma, balanced sour and bitter, refreshing flavor with a thick taste. Then use coffee bean packaging bags and filter coffee bags to hold the roasted beans. The flavor of Wandaoya coffee beans is to carefully seal the mountains of Wutai and the wind of German into small packages, and share them with everyone. Every sip of coffee can recall the denseness and thickness of the sea of clouds in Wutai Mountain. Half-pound paper bags are packaged for about 220 grams of coffee beans, about 450 grams of coffee beans in a one-pound paper bag, and about 11 grams of coffee bean powder in a filter bag. Everyone supports the coffee beans of the Devon tribe. Research on local endemic animals such as civet cats.