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Mountain Thunder 100% Kona Coffee Peaberry French Roast

AmazonPeaberry is the special bean that is created when one of the beans in the cherry does not develop. It stops growing when it is just a tissue sliver, and the other bean is left to develop inside of the cherry. As a result, this particular bean that is left, takes on an egg-shape. Tasters and avid drinkers explain how the peaberry packs a more intense flavor. The coffee is the rarest coffee of all, with less than 4% of the crop yielding the high quality bean.

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