Zambia Kateshi Estate

Name: Zambia Kateshi Estate
Brand: Back Yard Beans

Back Yard Beans

£8.5

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TASTING NOTES: Lime candy, boozy, toasted nuts ROAST: Medium COFFEE PROFILE: Origin Zambia Subregion Northern Province Processing Natural/Dry Processed Variety Castillo, Catimor 129 History of Coffee in Zambia Zambian coffee cultivation began in 1978 on the site of Olam’s Ngoli Estate. Supported by an energetic and proactive Zambia Coffee Growers’ Association (ZCGA), production expanded rapidly throughout the late 1990s and early 2000s, peaking just under 7,000 metric tons. However, the international coffee price crisis from 1998 to 2004 dealt a severe blow to the sector. Most farms required c

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