Single Farmer Lot | Al-Khanshali Estate IV
Single Farmer Lot | Al-Khanshali Estate IV

    4oz. | Whole Bean

    Single Farmer Lot | Al-Khanshali Estate IV

    $48.00

      Single Farmer Lot | Al-Khanshali Estate IV | Lot 1
      Farm Estate: Al-Khanshali IV
      Medium Roast
      First Taste | Chocolate Brownies, Nutmeg, French Vanilla
      Final Sip | Cantaloupe, Rose, Creamy Body
      Process: Anaerobic Slow Dry 6 Day
      Region: Sana'a Province
      Variety: Dawa'iri
      Elevation: 1950 masl

      At Port of Mokha, our Single Farmer Lot box has become a staple of our offerings and continues to be our best seller. Throughout the year, we rotate different farmer lots that reflect the distinctive and unparalleled character of Yemeni coffee.

      Each lot selected for this offering captures the intimate bond between Yemen’s farmers and their rich coffee-growing regions, the generations of tradition and expertise, and the processing methods that best accentuate the coffee’s inherent virtues.

      This season’s Single Farmer Lot comes from our partner estate, Al-Khanshali IV, located in Sana'a Province. It features the Dawa'iri variety, grown at 1,950 meters above sea level and processed using the Anaerobic Slow Dry method over six days. The coffee opens with a rich, comforting first taste of chocolate brownies, nutmeg, and French vanilla, then finishes with cantaloupe, rose, and a creamy body that lingers softly on the palate. A truly remarkable coffee that we sincerely hope you enjoy.

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      N.C.

      Shipping is a little bit slow, but phenomenal product

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      F.Q.

      The best coffee I have had so far.

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      Samuel

      One of the best cups ever! Would drink this daily if I could!

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