We cupped a few coffees today, and in there were a few from Rwanda. Whenever Rwandan coffees are on the table the conversation inevitably turns at some point to potato.
For those who have no idea what I am talking about I should explain. There is a defect in coffee that is referred to as potato. [...]
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