Coffee: Costa Rica Laurina, Colombia Sudan Rume and Vietnam Moka vs. Colombia Mokka
 
Laurina (Bourbon Pointe): the name came from the similarity between the coffee plant and the laurel plant. The variety was “disappeared” for a while until a Japanese coffee expert rediscovered it on Reunion Island.  In this event, we will taste Laurina Natural Aerobic from Finca Carrizal – Las Lajas Mill, Costa Rica.
 
Sudan Rume was discovered in 1942 in Boma Plateau, southeast of the Republic of Sudan. One of the few places in the world where arabica coffee grows in the wild. Due to high maintenance and low yield, only a few coffee farms grow Sudan Rume and process with tiny batches. Sasa Sestic won the 2015 World Barista Championship by using this varietal. Sudan Rume became attractive to the specialty coffee industry as a new star.  . In this event, we will taste Sudan Rume Natural from Café Granja La Esperanza – Colombia.
 
Mokka is a rare, dwarf Arabica mutation originating from Yemen, known for tiny round beans and low yields. When some processing mills work on it, they even need to use manual processes because the beans are too tiny to fit their equipment. In this event, we will taste 2 different Mokka with 2 different processes.  In this event, we will taste 2 different Mokka with 2 different processes. In this event, we will taste Mokka Natural from Café Granja La Esperanza – Colombia, and Moka washed from Vietnam. 
 
Please join us on Aug 16th to taste all four rare and unique coffee varieties!
 
Event Location: Belux Coffee Roswell, 1055 Alpharetta St., Ste 1800, Roswell GA 30075