African Moon
A remarkable DRUGAR (Dried Ugandan Arabica) from the Rwenzori Mountains, where the tradition of naturally processed coffee has supported generations of local families. African Moon, made from SL14 and SL28 varietals, embodies the rich heritage of the region, offering a taste that is as vibrant as the community it uplifts.
African Moon is exceptionally sweet and juicy, with bold cherry flavours and a deep, dark chocolate finish. It's an ideal choice for espresso or as a standout single-origin offering. Beyond its delightful flavour profile, every sip of Moon coffee contributes to the livelihoods of the Rwenzori families, preserving their craft and culture.
A remarkable DRUGAR (Dried Ugandan Arabica) from the Rwenzori Mountains, where the tradition of naturally processed coffee has supported generations of local families. African Moon, made from SL14 and SL28 varietals, embodies the rich heritage of the region, offering a taste that is as vibrant as the community it uplifts.
African Moon is exceptionally sweet and juicy, with bold cherry flavours and a deep, dark chocolate finish. It's an ideal choice for espresso or as a standout single-origin offering. Beyond its delightful flavour profile, every sip of Moon coffee contributes to the livelihoods of the Rwenzori families, preserving their craft and culture.
Original: $13.27
-70%$13.27
$3.98Description
A remarkable DRUGAR (Dried Ugandan Arabica) from the Rwenzori Mountains, where the tradition of naturally processed coffee has supported generations of local families. African Moon, made from SL14 and SL28 varietals, embodies the rich heritage of the region, offering a taste that is as vibrant as the community it uplifts.
African Moon is exceptionally sweet and juicy, with bold cherry flavours and a deep, dark chocolate finish. It's an ideal choice for espresso or as a standout single-origin offering. Beyond its delightful flavour profile, every sip of Moon coffee contributes to the livelihoods of the Rwenzori families, preserving their craft and culture.
