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PAPUA NEW GUINEA Asaro FILTER
PAPUA NEW GUINEA Asaro FILTER

PAPUA NEW GUINEA Asaro FILTER

Regular price $21.00 Sale


Country: Papua New Guinea
Region: Asaro Highlands
Importer: Bennetts & Sons
Grade: AX Grade
Altitude: 1400-2200 MASL
Variety: Bourbon, Typica, Caturra & Catimor
Process: Washed

Flavour Profile: Cinnamon, Raisin, Palm Sugar

IN THE CUP

Elegant and beautifully balanced, this PNG Premium Smallholder Coffee offers a smooth, refined cup with gentle sweetness and layered complexity. Expect notes of cinnamon spice, golden raisin, and palm sugar, carried by a silky body and a clean, lingering finish.

STORY BEHIND THE CUP  

Premium Smallholder Coffee (PSC) refers to coffee grown and harvested by independent smallholder farmers rather than large plantations or estates. In Papua New Guinea, over 90% of all coffee is produced this way — by families tending small plots of coffee trees across the Highlands. Typically, PSC coffee is handpicked, depulped using small machines or by hand, fermented, washed, and sun-dried. The Eastern Highlands Province, centred around Goroka, serves as the main hub for trucking and export. During harvest, local farmers carry their parchment coffee to the nearest accessible road — sometimes trekking for a full day — before it’s transported to dry mills in the capital.

At the mills, the coffee is screened, sorted, and graded, creating a consistent yet distinct profile. The diversity of growers, microclimates, and processing methods contributes to the unique flavour and aroma that PSC coffee is celebrated for.

Coffee is grown in 15 of Papua New Guinea’s 19 provinces, mostly across the rich volcanic soils of the Highlands. With ideal altitude, rainfall, and fertile terrain, the region supports coffee as a major livelihood — involving 2–3 million people, or more than half of all rural households. While not the country’s largest foreign exchange earner, coffee remains Papua New Guinea’s most significant agricultural export in terms of community impact and participation.

BREW GUIDE

Dose: 15g coffee | 230g Water at 93°C

Step 1 (0 minute)
Start your timer before pre-wetting your ground coffee. Pre-wet (Bloom) with 25g of hot water and wait for 45 seconds.

Step 2 (45 seconds)
Gently pour 100g of hot water in a circular motion. Let the coffee steep for 60 seconds.

Step 3 (1 minute 45 seconds)
Pour to 225g at 1 minute 45 seconds, then swirl once the pour is done. Enjoy your brew!

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