What It Means When Your Coffee Beans Are 'Geisha' (And Why They're So Expensive) - Chowhound
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vamospuesandres/Shutterstock For those bound to their morning coffee ritual, some coffees ignite intrigue because of their strong flavor, and others because they are of a rare origin. Geisha coffee manages to be both. Despite the delicate Japanese association and its name causing contention, with some people calling for the name to be changed, this variety actually comes from Africa. It first grew in Ethiopia's…
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