1 / 7Tanzania Kilimanjaro AA Tanja Farm
Tanzania
Medium · redcurrant, honey, spice
200g · ¥2,000 (incl. tax)
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We offer free shipping nationwide. Your order will be shipped via one of the following delivery methods, depending on the total weight: ・Orders up to 500g: Letter Pack Plus (Hand-delivered) ・Orders 600g and over: Yu-Pack (Hand-delivered) Note: Both delivery methods include a tracking number. We will provide you with the tracking details once your order has been dispatched.
Ships within 2–3 business days of your order (from our freshest roast)
Tasting notes
Redcurrant · Red Apple · Honey · Spice
From the highlands of Karatu in the Arusha region of northern Tanzania, near the Ngorongoro crater. At 1,700m on volcanic soil, Tanja Estate grows this AA grade (large bean). Redcurrant and red-apple fruit meet honeyed sweetness and a hint of spice. Less sharp than Kenya, it gently bridges acidity and sweetness with a juicy, clean finish. African vibrancy, made easy to enjoy without any fuss. It is also the quiet workhorse behind our Eungam blend.
Bean data
- Origin
- Tanzania · Tanja Farm (Kilimanjaro)
- Process
- Washed
- Farm & process
- Tanja Estate (OSTI) · Kent / Compact
- Roast
- Light roast
- Storage
- Store away from heat and humidity, at room temperature or in a cool dark place
- Best by
- Printed on the package
V60 brew recipes
Dripper
HARIO V60
Choose the coffee's roast level to see HOT and ICE baselines for one or two cups together. Start with the numbers as written, then adjust one variable at a time by taste.
HOT · 1 cup
- Coffee
- 15g
- Water
- 230g
- Temp
- 92°C (93°C if extraction feels weak)
- Grind
- Medium; slightly finer for fast-draining coffees
- Target time
- About 2:30
Pour schedule (total)
0:00 40g (40s bloom) 0:40 110g 1:15 190g 1:45 230g
Finish
Use a bold, fast stream for the middle pours. Finish with one fine circle, then pour to the centre after 220g. Raise to 93°C if extraction feels weak.
If the cup is sour and thin, grind a little finer. If it is bitter and drying, grind a little coarser. Move water temperature by only 1–2°C and change one variable at a time.
