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Coffee Subscription | Stephan Katongole Canephora Anerobic | 100% Canephora
Coffee Subscription | Stephan Katongole Canephora Anerobic | 100% Canephora
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Stephan Katongole Canephora Anaerobic | 100% Canephora
Brief description:
- Flavor profile: sweet chocolate and tropical fruits
- Roast level: Omniroast
- Harvest: 2025
- Region: Sembabule, Uganda
- Growing altitude: 1250m
- Processing: Anaerobic processed
- Microlot: 100% Canephora
- Variety: Nganda and Erecta
Product details:
Stephan Katongole is a passionate coffee farmer who moved from Germany to Uganda in 2013 to continue his grandparents' coffee business in Sembabule. He specializes in refining Robusta coffee, particularly the Coffea Canephora variety, commonly known as Robusta.
Stephan produces high-quality Canephora coffee, which, through special processing techniques such as "anaerobic processing," develops low acidity and wonderful sweet aromas. The coffee impresses with flavor notes of tropical fruits with a delicate acidity and sweet chocolate.
As a member of the Slow Food Uganda network, Stephan actively promotes sustainable agriculture and the recognition of Fine Robusta as a premium coffee variety.
His efforts to elevate Robusta coffee to a new level of quality have earned him worldwide recognition. Stephan Katongole represents the successful combination of tradition and innovation in coffee production and plays a key role in gaining more appreciation for Robusta coffee internationally.
How is Stephan Katongole Anaerobic processed?
Stephan places great importance on the precise processing of the coffee cherries. After harvesting, the ripe, red cherries are placed in airtight tanks. The cherries then remain in the airtight tanks for 24-36 hours without oxygen, after which the coffee dries for about 20-30 days on special drying beds. During the drying process, the beans are turned regularly, and damaged beans are sorted out. After 20-30 days, the beans reach the ideal moisture content and can finally be hulled, packed in jute bags, and prepared for export. Since this process is complex and can only be carried out under specific climatic conditions, the yield per harvest cycle is comparatively low.
Our coffees are available in different quantities as whole beans or ground. You can choose between different grind levels – depending on which coffee machine you use to prepare your coffee.
For every unit of coffee sold, The Coffee Board supports the " Orphans Hope & Life Kenya " orphanage with 50 cents.
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