Single Origin Coffee

Single Origin Coffee is a term for the green gourmet coffee that has been identified as being grown in a certain country or a region of a country; example Guatemalan Antigua. This label means the green coffee has been grown in the region of Antigua which is located in the country of Guatemala. The same thing can be applied to Costa Rican Tarrazu, Peru Villa Rica, Ethiopian Harrar, Ethiopian Sidamo, Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, Zambian Estate AA, and others.   © Copyright 1999 United Intertrade, Inc.

This article was published on Monday 21 April, 2008.

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