Papua New Guinea: Caramel, Honey and Fruit

Introducing our Papua New Guinea Medium Roast—a meticulously crafted single-origin coffee, roasted to order for peak freshness. Sourced from the lush highlands of Papua New Guinea, this fully washed and sun-dried coffee delivers a vibrant and balanced flavor profile.

Enjoy the smooth richness of caramel, intertwined with the natural sweetness of honey, and a bright, fruity finish. Each sip offers a harmonious blend of flavors that capture the essence of its origin. Perfect for coffee lovers who appreciate a medium roast with a touch of sweetness and complexity. 

Roast: Medium

Tasting Profile: Caramel, honey, and fruit

Process: Fully washed and sun-dried

Experience the exceptional taste of fresh coffee that is roasted the day it ships, Lavish in single-origin coffee at its finest!

Exceptional Freshness

Roasted to order and shipped the same day, our coffee delivers pure, preservative-free flavor. Enjoy the freshest experience—straight from the roaster to your cup. Follow this guide to get the best from your brew.

Brewing the Perfect Cup: Brewing Methods

• Aeropress: Use a fine to medium grind. Brew with 200°F water for 1-2 minutes. Press gently for a smooth, rich taste.
• Moka Pot: Use a medium-fine grind. Fill the bottom chamber with water, add coffee to the filter basket, and brew over medium heat until extraction is complete.
• Pour Over: Use a medium-fine grind. Slowly pour 200°F water in a circular motion over the coffee grounds for a balanced extraction.
• K-Cups/Pods: Use pre-ground coffee or grind to a medium-coarse consistency. Ensure the pod is properly placed and brew as directed by the machine.
• Percolator: Use a coarse grind. Fill the bottom chamber with water, place coffee in the upper basket, and heat gently for a rich, bold flavor.
• Vietnamese Coffee Maker: Use a medium-coarse grind. Add coffee to the filter, pour hot water slowly, and let it drip into the cup for a strong, smooth brew.
• French Press: Use a coarse grind. Steep coffee in hot water (200°F) for 4 minutes before pressing the plunger down.
• Cold Brew: Use a coarse grind. Steep coffee in cold water for 12-24 hours before straining for a smooth, low-acid drink.
• Turkish Coffee: Use an extra-fine grind. Brew coffee in a small pot (cezve) with sugar and water, bringing it to a foamy boil before serving unfiltered.
• Siphon: Use a medium grind. Heat water in the lower chamber, allow vacuum pressure to brew coffee, then let it filter back down for a smooth, aromatic cup.
• Drip Coffee Maker: Use a medium grind. Add the right coffee-to-water ratio, and ensure the filter and reservoir are clean for the best taste.

For the best flavor:

Store coffee in an airtight, opaque container away from light, heat, and moisture.

• Whole beans stay fresh for 2-4 weeks when stored properly.
• Ground coffee should be used within 2 weeks for peak flavor.
• If buying in bulk, divide into smaller portions to prevent frequent exposure to air and maintain freshness.

Freezing Instructions

If long-term storage is needed, coffee beans can be frozen, but proper precautions must be taken:

• Use an airtight, opaque container or vacuum-sealed bag to prevent moisture exposure.
• Portion beans before freezing to avoid repeated thawing and refreezing.
• Allow beans to come to room temperature before grinding to prevent condensation.
• Freeze only once for best quality.