Bali Kintamani Highlands     Notes: Strawberry, Watermelon, Papaya, Cane Sugar   The Kintamani Highlands are known as the coffee capital of Bali. This coffee was grown there on the volcanic plateau of Mount Agung at an elevation of 5577 feet above sea level. It was grown in

    Colombia Huila Oparapa     Note: Apple, Honey, Citrus, Pear   This coffee was grown by Rossembert Parra, at an elevation of around 6000 feet above sea level. This farm, in the Huila region, is renowned for its specialty coffee. This coffee is medium bodied and full-flavored. It

    Peru HB Chanchamayo   Notes: Walnut, Cocoa   This coffee was grown in the Chanchamayo region of Peru by family-owned smallholder farmers. Smallholder farmers generally farm less than 5 acres of land. It was grown at an elevation of about 4000 feet above sea level. This coffee is

Cameroon Caplami   Notes: plum, orange, strawberry and toffee.   We at Convoy Road Coffee Roasters love bringing you coffees from countries you have probably never had coffee from before. Here we go again. This coffee was grown in the western highlands of Cameroon by various small holder farmers. It

Columbia Tolima Finca San Sebastion Notes: milk chocolate, cherry, brown sugar, and walnut This coffee was grown in the Tolima Department of Colombia by a farmer named Miller Gutierrez. Finca (farm) San Sebastian sits at an elevation of approximately 5900 feet above sea level. Mr. Gutierrez has been growing coffee