Estate Collection | Alishan Coffee, Taiwan - Tea-Aroma Washed | Medium Roast | Washed | 10 Drip Bags

We source coffee beans from diverse regions worldwide, employing versatile roasting techniques to unveil their rich and captivating personalities. Explore the vibrant acidity of Costa Rica, the bright sweetness of Ethiopia, and the elegant fruitiness of Panama, all within a vast coffee landscape. Discover a style that resonates with you. | Coffee Profile | Name: Alishan Shanmei Village Coffee Drip Bag (Tea-Aroma Washed) Net Weight: 10g x 10 bags Roast Level: Medium Roast Origin: High-altitude Alishan region Altitude: Approx. 1,300 meters Processing Method: Washed Variety: Typica | Flavor Notes | Generous sugarcane sweetness, elegant woody notes, and a mature tea-like finish with a sweet floral aftertaste. | Barista's Notes | As a land renowned for cultivating award-winning Taiwanese teas, Alishan also yields extraordinary coffee! Nestled in the Shanmei Village at an altitude of 1,300 meters, the region's perpetual mist, significant temperature fluctuations, and diverse microclimates ensure that each coffee bean matures slowly, developing a rich spectrum of flavors. Upon roasting, these meticulously harvested beans release a delicate tea aroma and fine woody notes. The initial sip evokes images of towering primal forests and verdant tea gardens bordering the mountain ridges. The fragrant bouquet, sugarcane sweetness, and lingering finish are reminiscent of the "mountain terroir" often found in tea. It's remarkable to find such characteristics in Alishan coffee today. During cupping, there was a complete absence of the earthy notes sometimes found in low-altitude Taiwanese coffees; the flavor profile is exceptionally clean! Taiwanese coffee is not only reaching new heights in processing and tasting but is now producing specialty beans that rival the world's finest regions. It's a source of immense pride! We recommend this coffee to enthusiasts eager to savor the authentic terroir of Taiwan, or as a thoughtful gift for international friends. | Brewing Guide | https://farm1.staticflickr.com/362/18668200944_04d01f2f56_b.jpg