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5 Lbs Bolivia Organic Premium (a) Green Coffee Beans Free Shipping
USD 43.99 Coffee Specs Grade Category Screen Altitude Grown Cupping Scores Premium Invalsa Extra, Good (A) 15/16 Above 3,000 feet 75 (Minimum), Range: 76 - 79 These 2011/12-crop, green (unroasted) coffee beans come from Colonia Uchumachi and were processed by the Mayachasinani Cooperative. These are 100% Premium, Arabica beans (Tipica 85%, Caturra 15%). These coffee beans are shade-grown in the higher altitudes of the Uchumachi area in the Caranavi Province. We sourced them by cupping every submission from the Colonia and setting aside all the ones that showed a clean cup but did not score 80 or higher. 
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10 Lbs Bolivia Organic Specialty Superior (aa) Green Coffee Free Ship
USD 69.99 Coffee Specs Grade Category Screen Altitude Grown Cupping Scores Specialty Invalsa Superior, Better (AA) 16 Above 4,000 feet 80 (Minimum), Range: 80.5 - 83.5 Sample Cupping Score from our Head Cupper Aroma 5.5 Flavor 6 Sweetness 6 Aftertaste 6 Acidity 6 Balance 6 Body 5.5 Overall 6 Total 47 Total Score 36+47 83/100 Comments: Bright acidity with sweet, fruity chocolate aroma. Floral caramel, honey, intense citrus,medium body, orange overtones throughout. Round balance. Best 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Worst
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10 Lbs Bolivia Organic Siete Estrellas Cumbre (aaa) Green Coffee Free Shipping
USD 76.99 Coffee Specs Category Grade Screen Altitude Grown Cupping Scores Specialty Invalsa Cumbre, Best (AAA) 16/17 Above 4,500 feet 84 (Minimum), Range: 84 - 89 Sample Cupping Score from our Head Cupper Aroma 6 Flavor 6 Sweetness 6.5 Aftertaste 6 Acidity 6 Balance 6 Body 6 Overall 6 Total 48.5 Total Score 36+48.5 84.5/100 Comments: Balanced, bright, citric acidity. Silky, syrupy, smooth, lingering mouthfeel. Chocolate, orange, caramel aroma. Complex, well-balanced sweetness. Best 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1 Worst
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What is the yellow horizontal stripes and a red color means to Flag Green. So many people, why?
I flag Have shown that the color red and the national Is yellow green? Togo Why this? Bolivia, Ethiopia, Benin Ghana Guinea-Bissau Guyana Vanuatu in Lithuania Sao Tome and Principe
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