ZAMBIA KATESHI ESTATE

Name: ZAMBIA KATESHI ESTATE
Brand: andytown-sf
Price: 16.0 USD
Availability: InStock
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Established in 1972, the Kateshi Estate is one of the first coffee estates in Zambia. The low prices of coffee between 1998 and 2004 had a severe impact on the Zambian coffee industry, forcing producers to switch to other crops. However, production has been on the rise since the mid-2010s, and this bright, citrusy, and herbal washed coffee is a fine representation of coffee from Southern Africa!

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Size

8oz
5lbs

Established in 1972, the Kateshi Estate is one of the first coffee estates in Zambia. The low prices of coffee between 1998 and 2004 had a severe impact on the Zambian coffee industry, forcing producers to switch to other crops. However, production has been on the rise since the mid-2010s, and this bright, citrusy, and herbal washed coffee is a fine representation of coffee from Southern Africa!

Roast Level

Light Dark

Tasting Notes

Kiwi, white tea, & honey

Origin
Zambia
Region
Northern Province
producer
Kateshi Estate
Variety
Castillo, Catimor 129, F6
Process
Washed
MASL
1300

OUR GUARANTEE

Our goal is to send you the freshest coffee possible.

Sometimes, this means that we will take a day or two to process orders. Orders placed on Saturdays and Sundays will be roasted on Monday and shipped on Tuesday. Weekday orders usually ship next-day.

Please allow an extra business day for orders that include ground coffee.

Please note that freshness is guaranteed for 60 days for whole bean coffee, and 30 days for ground coffee. Coffee tastes best at least 5 days after roast date.

maximum flavor

get the best brew

filter coffee

1:16 coffee to water
medium grind
espresso coffee

1:2 COFFEE DOSE TO ESPRESSO YIELD
FINE grind

SOURCING & PROCESSING

The Return of Zambian Coffee and the Kateshi Estate

Zambia is a relatively young coffee-producing country, with a history that spans less than a century. It was first introduced by British colonists in the early 20th century, but their pursuits were short-lived as trees failed to take root. Smallholder farmers took their shot at growing coffee in the late 1950s, but it wasn’t until after Zambian independence in 1964 that coffee became part of the nation’s strategy to diversify its economy. With a focus on making coffee one of the country’s exports, commercial coffee estates began to appear in the 1970s.

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ZAMBIA KATESHI ESTATE

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MASL

Our goal is to send you the freshest coffee possible.

get the best brew

filter coffee

espresso coffee

The Return of Zambian Coffee and the Kateshi Estate

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