Typically coffee cherries grow two halves of a bean. Sometimes it only produces a single, smaller bean. Since only one bean rather than two are formed inside the Peaberry cherry, these smaller beans are said to be more robust in flavor and more acid…

Typically coffee cherries grow two halves of a bean. Sometimes it only produces a single, smaller bean. Since only one bean rather than two are formed inside the Peaberry cherry, these smaller beans are said to be more robust in flavor and more acidic (good for taste) than regular Arabica coffee beans. Peaberry coffee by its very nature is rare as only 5% of all coffee beans harvested are in this form.


Hawaiian Kona - Peaberry
  • Smooth body

  • Superb aroma

  • Buttery richness

Malawi Mapanga - AA - Peaberry
  • Hints of citrus & berry

  • Bright, crisp acidity

  • Clean finish

El Salvador - Peaberry
  • Shade-grown

  • Caramel apple notes

  • Chocolate notes

  • Nutty overtone

Jamaica Blue Mountain - Peaberry
  • Unusual sweetness

  • Refined taste

  • Balanced body

  • Intense aroma

Kenyan AA - Peaberry
  • Rich body

  • Intense flavor

  • Savory sweet

  • Wine notes

Brazil Santana Estate - Peaberry
  • Rich medium body

  • Nutty

  • Chocolate notes

  • Hint of dry spiciness & sweetness

Tanzania - Peaberry
  • Sweetly acidic

  • Lemon, peach notes

  • Wine & fruit overtones

Costa Rica Tarrazu - Peaberry
  • Rich, full body

  • Sweet and spicy overtones

  • Medium acidity

  • Hints of toasted nuts

Exotic Peaberry Collection (12oz Bags)
  1. Costa Rican PB

  2. Colombian PB

  3. Guatemala PB

  4. El Salvador PB

  5. Sumatra PB

Papua New Guinea - Peaberry
  • Sweet

  • Full-bodied

  • Balanced flavor

  • Dark chocolate overtones

  • Cherry notes

Cameroon Boyo - Peaberry
  • Rich full body

  • Plum notes

  • Earthy

  • Chocolate notes

Peaberry Collection (12oz Bags)
  1. Brazil

  2. Kenya

  3. Tanzania

  4. Cameroon

  5. El Salvador