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Annick's Old World Coffee
Single Origin
Coffees
 Timothy
buys coffees by the lot or container, not bag, thus insuring
consistent quality and taste of origin coffees from order to order.
Timothy, to right, even visits most of the farms to confirm that
they meet our strict production requirements, abriefly described
on our homepage. Single origin coffees are available at different
roasts (*) on a daily basis. Ask and specify roast when ordering. If
you do not specify roast then you will automatically receive our
light roast, Peak City. All coffees roasted to VR, IR, DIR & FR will
be charged the higher of the classified roast charge or coffee price
(you would use the prices from roast classified coffees in the price
page for such special roasting)
The 4 Primary Descriptive Terms for coffee:
- Acidity - Not Corrosive! It’s a positive trait & that
wake-up flavor you prize so much, Crisp! Snappy! Alive!
- Body - Impression of weight or texture, Milk has more body
than carbonated beverages, Full! Smooth!
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Flavor - Distinguishing taste
characteristic, Smoky! Spicy! Winey!
- Aroma - Smell or fragrance of coffee, Apparent as coffee is
infused with hot water, Fruity! Nutty!
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Brazil Santos*
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From Minas Gerais district, light body, mild acidity, mild
flavor.
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Celebes Kalossi
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An exceptionally good coffee, full body and smooth syrupy
flavors with hints of oak.
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Colombian Supremo*
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South American classic with a mild satisfying flavor, full body,
and balanced taste.
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Costa Rican Tarrazu*
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Known for its mild, clean, tangy, refreshing flavor. The hard
bean Tarrazu is a consistently fresh coffee. This variety has
medium body and a snap of acidity.
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Ethiopian Harrar*
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From the birthplace of coffee. Wild, Earthy, nutty flavor with
thick body.
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Ethiopian Yiracheffe*
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Similar to Ethiopian Harrar, except a little less Earthy and
with more tanginess.
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Guatemalan Antigua*
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Smoother than the Costa Rican, medium bodied, consistent coffee,
nice floral aftertaste.
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Guatemalan Eco-ok
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Approved by the Rainforest Alliance. Shade grown and Earth
friendly, this is delicate bean with flowery undertones that are
balanced with a medium body, and a pleasing smooth finish.
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Hawaiian Kauai Estate
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Clean, mild and well-balanced. Very similar to Kona but less
expensive.
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Hawaiian Kona Extra Fancy
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Light to medium body, distinctly acidic
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Indian Mysore*
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Full-bodied, slightly earthy and spciy
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Jamaican Blue Mountain
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Certified Wallenford Estate coffee, the only way you can know it
is actually Blue Mountain grade and quality, Considered the
finest and rarest coffee.
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Java Estate*
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We select the finest coffees of the Indonesian Isle. These beans
possess a full body and rich earthy flavor with nut overtones in
the aroma and low acidity.
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Kenya AA*
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Possibly the world's finest from the Nairobi auctions. Full body
and acidity with the winey flavor of black currants.
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Mexican Altura Pluma*
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The best of the high grown Mexicans. Medium bodied. Light and
clean. Can vary a little crop to crop due to growth elevation
and frequent frost damage.
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Nicaraguan Matagalpa*
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100% Bourbon variety, very large beans grown at over 4500 feet
above sea level. Rich body with spice overtones and bright
impression on the pallet.
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Panama Boquete*
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Fruity taste with earthy undertones, good body and slightly
chocolaty aftertaste.
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Papua New Guinea*
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The highest grade from the finest region in this country. Medium
to full body with sweet and fruity sharpness. One of the world's
best.
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Sumatra Mandheling*
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This naturally processed Indonesian coffee carries a heavy,
syrupy body with very little acidity. This coffee as a creamy
smooth taste with a deep aroma.
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Tanzanian Peaberry*
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Grown at the base of Kilimanjaro, this coffee produces a single
round bean per cherry, the peaberry.. Heavy body with flavors of
wine and ripe fruit.
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Zambian Terranova Estate
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Rare. This African coffee has a full body, medium acidity and is
roasted to our medium, Vienna roast to produce an intense aroma
and smooth flavor with winey notes.
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Zimbabwe
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Similar to Kenya AA but with less winey taste and more body.
Very special.
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