Victoria Mill Arabica Blend Coffee - 227g Ground

Worker Bee will donate 10% from every bag sold to support the NHS. B2B CUSTOMERS: Send us an email info@workerbeemcr.co.uk FLAVOUR PROFILE A blend of Brazilian, Central American and Indonesian beans to give a versatile and balanced profile. Sweetness with a mellow acidity provide interest complimented by a rich, smooth and complex body. MILL NAME Completed in 1869, a cotton spinning mill comprising of two six storey symmetrical mills separated by a shared engine house. Built for textile manufacturer William Holland who relocated from his Adelphi Mill, in Salford. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION A blend of Arabica Beans from around the coffee growing belt expertly blended and crafted to provide a premium, well balanced coffee. BRAZIL – A naturally processed Bourbon Arabica coffee grown at altitude in the Mogiana Valley with its warm sun and rich volcanic soil bursting with full-bodied richness, low acidity and smooth chocolate finish. LATIN AMERICAN – Fully washed and selectively hand picked so only the ripest, red cherries are harvested, these Arabica coffee beans from Central America have a mellow acidity, pecan nut flavour and a rich maltiness to them which helps bind the coffee blend together. INDONESIA – Grown at altitude in the Gayo highlands of Aceh at the very northern tip of the island of Sumatra, these bold, wet-hulled Arabica coffees carry a distinct dark chocolate flavour married with a hint of spice and herb. The Sumatra coffee adds plenty of body and depth to the blend overall much like a fine red wine. COUNTRIES: Brazil, Honduras, Nicaragua, Indonesia Regions: Mogiana, Copan, Jinotega, Aceh Altitude: Up to 1,500 metres above sea level Harvest Period: May to August for Brazil, from December to April for Honduras and Nicaragua, and from June to December for Sumatra. CROPPING: Mechanical for Brazil and hand-picking for others. PROCESSING: Naturally dried on sun patios for Brazil. Pulped, fermented, and fully washed for the Honduras and Nicaragua. Semi-washed and wet pulped for Sumatra.