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The coffee beans cultivated in the village of Goura-Lala, in the Letefoho sub-district of Ermera district, East Timor, are a special type of coffee known as a "micro-lot." A micro-lot refers to coffee beans produced in small quantities from a specific farm or plot, with strict quality control. Characteristics of Goura-Lala Coffee: Goura-Lala coffee beans have the following characteristics: Rare Typica Variety: The rare, unadulterated Typica variety is cultivated. This variety is now uncommon because it is susceptible to coffee leaf rust, which severely damages coffee trees. Pesticide-Free and Chemical Fertilizer-Free: In East Timor, pesticides have never been introduced, so coffee is cultivated completely without pesticides or chemical fertilizers. This results in coffee that allows you to experience the natural blessings of the land. Careful Handwork: Only fully ripe beans are hand-picked, and impurities are removed by hand. After harvesting, the beans are processed on the same day, going through pulping, sorting, washing, and fermentation, and then sun-dried to reduce the moisture content to about 12%. Flavor: Characterized by a refreshing, fruity acidity and a rich cocoa aftertaste. Medium roasting brings out a refreshing, sweet aroma reminiscent of apples and apricots, a light mouthfeel, and the addition of nutty and caramel-like aromas. Furthermore, the soft mouthfeel and the unique punch of a strong richness that follows are unique characteristics of Goura-Lala coffee. Coffee Cultivation in East Timor: East Timor, which gained independence in 2002, is the newest country in Asia. The Tetum name "Timor Lorosa'e" means "where the sun rises" and is also known as the "Land of the Rising Sun." Despite years of domination and the difficult situation after independence, East Timor produces high-quality coffee beans. In Goura-Lala village, coffee is cultivated on red soil at an altitude of over 1450m, and the farm owner, Mr. Domingos, is passionately involved in coffee production. We roast the beans after receiving your order. If you would like the beans ground, please leave a comment. Thank you for viewing.
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