Nepali Nuwa Estate Coffee Beans Medium Light Roast 500g
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Nepali Nuwa Estate Coffee Beans Medium Light Roast 500g

£9.99

100% Arabica coffee beans, high grown, single origin and coffee that is meticulously grown and processed at our Nuwa Estate Coffee.

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100% Arabica coffee beans, high grown, single origin and coffee that is meticulously grown and processed at our Nuwa Estate Coffee. Located at terroir of Nuwakot, which is famously called as the ‘City of Nine Hills’ known to be the residing place of various deities believed to be overseeing and protecting Nuwakot.

Our coffee is grown, processed and roasted by artisan professionals known for sheer endurance and determination. Our commitment and passion is to continuously identify the specialty coffee and present you with coffee that only grades superior in aroma, acidity, body and flavour to savour the ultimate taste experience.

FLAVOUR PROFILE

Distinct floral, sweet, enhanced citric orange and lemon zest, honeyed, buttery and chocolaty finish.

Nuwa Estate

Estd. 2007

MFD.2025/10/31

EXP:2026/06/30

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