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| Origin | Kamano Tribal Group, Southwest Papua New Guinea |
| Harvest Period | April to September |
| Grown Under | Casuarina and Albizia shade trees |
| Process | Manual pulping, fermentation in bilum bags, washing, full sun drying |
| Product Form | Whole bean |
| Acidity | Average |
| Body | Average |
| Sweetness | Average |
This coffee has average acidity, average body, average sweetness, with notes of dried fruit, molasses, and dark chocolate. The Timuza Coffee Cooperative represents about 260 smallholder farmers of the Kamano tribal group, located southwest of Kainantu in the hamlets surrounding Namura town. The soils are a mix of black & brownish red loam, with predominately traditional typica grown under casuarina and albizia shade trees. The harvest takes place from April through September, with selective harvest of ripe cherry, manually pulping, fermentation in traditional bilum bags, washing, and full sun-drying.
The catalog often lists the same model at several merchants — worth a price check before you buy.



