Coffee Beans: Common Origins

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Contents 1 COFFEE BEANS: COMMON ORIGINS 2 Africa 2.1 Ethiopia 2.2 Kenya 2.3 Malawi 2.4 Rwanda 2.5 Tanzania 2.6 Yemen 2.7 Zambia 2.8 Zimbabwe 3 America: Central & South + Caribbean 3.1 Bolivia 3.2 Brazil 3.3 Colombia 3.4 Costa Rica 3.5 Cuba 3.6 Dominica 3.7 El Salvador 3.8 Guatemala 3.9 Haiti 3.10 Honduras 3.11 Jamaica 3.12 Mexico 3.13 Nicaragua 3.14 Panama 3.15 Peru 3.16 Puerto Rico 4 Asia / Pacific 4.1 Australia 4.2 China 4.3 Hawaii 4.4 India 4.5 Indonesia 4.6 Malaysia 4.7 Papua New Guinea 4.8 Timor 4.9 Vietnam 5 Europe

[edit] COFFEE BEANS: COMMON ORIGINS

This TMC Wiki page is about the various coffee bean origins. It is currently a stub that requires the addition of further content.

Just to get some content in here, feel free to add/extend with information, cup profiles and characteristics and issues of each country/region!

[edit] Africa

[edit] Ethiopia

• Djimmah
• Harrar
• Limu
• Sidamo
• Yirga Cheffe

[edit] Kenya

[edit] Malawi

[edit] Rwanda

[edit] Tanzania

[edit] Yemen

[edit] Zambia

[edit] Zimbabwe

[edit] America: Central & South + Caribbean

[edit] Bolivia

[edit] Brazil

[edit] Colombia

[edit] Costa Rica

[edit] Cuba

[edit] Dominica

[edit] El Salvador

[edit] Guatemala

• Antigua
• Huehuetenango

[edit] Haiti

[edit] Honduras

[edit] Jamaica

[edit] Mexico

[edit] Nicaragua

[edit] Panama

[edit] Peru

[edit] Puerto Rico

[edit] Asia / Pacific

[edit] Australia

• Queensland
  • [1]Mountaintop Coffee Estate
    • Coffee from this estate has been used at least three times in the World Barista Championships, namely Paul Bassett, Tim Wendelboe (2005) as a single origin for his signature drink, and Sammy Piccolo (2005) as a blend.
  • [2]Skybury Coffee Plantation

[edit] China

• Yunnan

[edit] Hawaii

[edit] India

• Malabar (->Monsooning)
• Mysore

[edit] Indonesia

• Java (-> Old Brown Java)
• Sumatra
  • Mandheling
  • Lintung
• Celebes/Sulawesi

[edit] Malaysia

[edit] Papua New Guinea

[edit] Timor

[edit] Vietnam

[edit] Europe

Is there any coffee in Europe?