What does coffee from Tanzania taste like? Shade grown coffee

Welcome to my first review of 2021: Tanzania from Elton Farm.
This coffee is an amazing organic mix of two varieties: Kent and Bourbon and grown in the shade of Banana trees, Macadamias and Legumes this coffee creates a super intense and sweet drink.
Tanzania is the 13th largest country in Africa located on the Eastern seaboard. With the Indian Ocean to its right and landlocking Burundi and Rwanda on its left, Tanzania has had a long-standing history with coffee but not in the way that you might expect.
Coffee was introduced in the 1500s but growing was restricted to only certain tribes in the north such as the Haya Tribe.
However, they didn't drink the coffee, they actually just boiled the beans and added some spices and herbs and created a type of chewing stimulant.
It wasn't until much later that the restrictions were relaxed and people could grow coffee everywhere.
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In a world where coffee has become elitist and over-the-top hipster, Ryd is on a mission to make specialty coffee inviting and discriminating; creating a community of coffee lovers who want to share their thoughts, ask questions and appreciate that we are all on a journey uncovering the delights of home-brewed coffee.

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Just starting my coffee jouney, and stumbled on your page, glad I did. I can't wait to buy coffee from tazania, loved hearing the origin if where they're grown.

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I watched a couple of your videos today and have to hand it to you…definitely great content and a cheerful presentation. Your videos and channel surely deserve more views and subscribers. Keep up the good work

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Oh wow! Thank you, that is incredible to hear! 🌟🤗 Which video did you like the best?

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Try Tanzanian Peaberry.