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Acacia Hills Pacamara, Espresso | Tanzania
£17.95
- Citrus Peel, Dates, Milk Chocolate
Additional information
Coffee Details
- Country of Origin
- Tanzania
- Region
- Karatu
- Varietal
- Pacamara
- Process
- Washed
- Roast Level
- Medium
- Producer
- Acacia Hills
- Farm
- Acacia Hills
- Altitude
- 1,750–1,950 masl
Rest guidance
Recommended rest: 1–3 weeks from roast.
Based on Sigma’s recommendation.
What to expect
In the cup you can find
Citrus Peel, Dates, Milk Chocolate
Overall profile
A creamy, sweet Tanzanian Pacamara with milk chocolate, date and citrus peel, built for espresso.
Sensory profile
- Acidity
- 2/5
- Body
- 3/5
- Sweetness
- 4/5
- Funk
- 1/3
- Adventurous
- 1/5
About Nomad Coffee
Nomad grew from a roaming London coffee cart into one of Barcelona’s defining specialty roasters. Its work is grounded in close producer relationships, careful sourcing and precise roasting, with open spaces that bring people closer to coffee through tasting and education.
Roaster notes
Tanzania — Acacia Hills Pacamara (Espresso)
Tastes Like: 🍫 Milk Chocolate • 🌴 Date • 🍊 Citrus Peel
DETAILS
Producer: Acacia Hills
Country: Tanzania
Region: Karatu, on the slopes of Mount Oldeani
Altitude: 1,750–1,950 masl
Variety: Pacamara AA
Process: Washed
Harvest: 2025
Roast: Espresso (roast level not stated)
INTRO
A sweet, comforting Tanzanian Pacamara roasted for espresso. Milk chocolate, date and citrus peel come through from the fragrance onwards. In the cup, notes of butter, pear and molasses add sweetness and complexity, with a creamy body and a balanced, medium acidity.
THE PRODUCER
Acacia Hills sits in the Karatu region of northern Tanzania, on the slopes of Mount Oldeani. The farm was founded in the 1960s on land that had held four smaller farms, set up by German settlers in the 1930s and 1940s. In 2007, third-generation farmer Leon Christianakis partnered with Mark Stell, founder of Portland Coffee Roasters, to acquire and revitalise the estate for specialty coffee.
Christianakis introduced soil analysis, shade management and meticulous processing. The farm pioneered the “Cupping at the Crater” tasting events, and it is building a new dry mill in Karatu to support small producers.
THE PROCESS
🍒 Hand-Picked: Ripe cherries are picked by hand and pulped at the farm’s washing station
🫧 Open Fermentation: 12 to 13 hours, closely monitored
💧 Washed: Beans are washed, then sorted by density
☀️ Raised African Beds: Dried for 13 to 16 days, to 12% moisture
THE CUP
A sweet, comforting cup with a creamy body and balanced, medium acidity.
Flavour Notes
🍫 Milk Chocolate
🌴 Date
🍊 Citrus Peel
🧈 Butter, Pear and Molasses (as the cup opens up)
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