Single Origin Uganda Coffee, Washed Arabica,, Whole Bean , 12 oz Bag
Bright floral aroma meets smooth chocolate depth in this washed Uganda coffee from Sipi, grown at high altitude for a clean, balanced cup with mild acidity. Choose whole bean or your favorite grind for drip, French press, or espresso. Stock up in your ideal bag size and taste Uganda’s dark-fruit finish today.
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This single origin Uganda coffee is fully washed and sun dried for a clean, balanced cup with mild acidity and a light body.
Sourced from the Sipi region in Kapchorwa District and grown at high altitude, it delivers floral aromatics, cocoa-like sweetness, and a dark-fruit finish.
KEY BENEFITS
Clean, smooth flavor from a fully washed process.
Mild acidity and light body that stays easy to drink.
Chocolate and dark-fruit notes that work great black or with milk.
Choose whole bean or a grind that matches your brewer, including espresso.
Multiple bag sizes make it easy to try, restock, or buy for a household.
WHAT'S INSIDE
Coffee (Arabica) — single origin whole bean or ground.
Bourbon — classic sweetness and balance.
SL14 — structured cup and clarity.
SL28 — bright aromatics and complexity.
Blue Mountain — smooth, mild profile.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Q: What does this Uganda coffee taste like?
A: Expect mild acidity, a light body, floral aroma, chocolate notes, and a dark-fruit finish.
Q: Is it better as whole bean or pre-ground?
A: Whole bean stays freshest longest, but choosing the correct grind for your brewer is the most important factor for a great cup.
Q: What brew methods does it work for?
A: It’s versatile for drip, pour-over, French press, and espresso depending on the grind you select.
Q: Where is it sourced from?
A: The listing specifies Sipi, Kapchorwa District, Uganda, grown at 1,500–2,500 meters.
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