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What Makes Papua New Guinea Kenta Special?
This coffee is grown in the Eastern Highlands near Goroka, one of Papua New Guinea's most respected coffee-growing regions. At around 1,600 metres above sea level, cool mountain temperatures and fertile volcanic soils allow the coffee cherries to ripen slowly, developing exceptional sweetness and depth.
Unlike many large-scale coffee producers, much of Papua New Guinea's coffee is grown by smallholder farming communities using traditional methods. The cherries are handpicked, washed using fresh mountain water and carefully dried, helping preserve the coffee's clean, distinctive character.
The darker roast develops rich malt sweetness, cedar notes and gentle berry complexity while maintaining a smooth, rounded finish that makes this coffee both distinctive and easy to enjoy.
Who Will Enjoy Papua New Guinea Kenta?
This coffee is ideal for customers who enjoy richer, more distinctive coffees with earthy sweetness and subtle fruit complexity. Its full body and smooth finish make it an excellent choice for espresso lovers and anyone looking to explore something a little different from more traditional dark roasts.
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Frequently Asked Questions
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What is Papua New Guinea Kenta like?
Rich Papua New Guinea coffee with cedar, malt and berry notes. -
Where is Papua New Guinea Kenta from?
This coffee comes from Papua New Guinea and is a dark roast. -
Which brewing methods suit Papua New Guinea Kenta?
We recommend AeroPress, bean-to-cup machines, cafetière, espresso, filter / pour-over and stovetop / moka pot for this coffee. -
Can I order Papua New Guinea Kenta as whole bean or ground?
Yes. Choose whole beans or select your preferred grind and we will grind the coffee before packing and dispatching your order. -
When is Papua New Guinea Kenta roasted?
We roast in small batches at our Surrey roastery and aim to supply your coffee as fresh as possible.






