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Hello Coffee Lovers!

Ever tried Peaberry coffee?

With only 3% of the world’s harvest classified as peaberries, they’re a rare gem with a unique flavor.

But why are they so expensive?

From their rarity to the roasting process, we’re breaking down the exact reasons why.

Also in this edition:

  • Can coffee and tea lower cancer risks? The latest research says yes!

  • Organic coffee pods: a win for you and the planet.

  • The rise of automatic coffee machines—are they taking over?

This edition is packed with coffee magic! Read our stories for this edition and get inspired!

☕️ Quick Coffee Facts

Why are Peaberry Beans Always Expensive?

Have you ever had a delicious coffee made with Peaberry beans? Maybe not because the beans are so expensive. Do you want to know why they are more expensive?

These are the top reasons why:

Rarity 

Peaberry coffee makes up only 3% of global coffee harvest, making it a rare find. This limited supply drives up prices, making it a luxury item for coffee connoisseurs.

👀 Unique Characteristics 

Peaberry coffee beans are compact and rounded, intensifying flavors and creating a sweeter, more nuanced taste experience.

Specialized roasting techniques bring out the best in peaberries, enhancing their unique flavor profile.

🔥 Roasting and Production 

Smaller, denser peaberries require specialized roasting techniques, increasing production costs.

Labor-intensive handling and roasting processes add to the overall cost, justifying premium pricing.

💸 Premium Pricing 

Peaberry coffee is marketed as a unique taste experience, enhancing its perceived value.

The combination of rarity, labor, and perceived value positions peaberry coffee as a luxury item, driving up demand and prices.

🌍 Regional Flavor Profiles

Regional variations of peaberry coffee offer distinct flavor profiles, from Tanzania's bright acidity to Jamaican Blue Mountain's mild complexity.

Blind tastings reveal noticeable differences in flavor, making peaberry coffee a must-try for coffee enthusiasts.

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