Nestled in the lush hills of western Nepal, Palpa is gaining recognition as a premium coffee-producing region. With its high-altitude farms, rich soil, and dedicated farmers, this region cultivates exceptional Arabica coffee that is both aromatic and flavorful.
At elevations of 1,200 to 1,800 meters, Palpa coffee grows in cool mountain air, allowing slow bean maturation. This results in a bright acidity, rich flavors, and a smooth body—a signature of high-quality Nepalese coffee.
✅ Ideal Altitude (1,200–1,800m): Enhances bean density and flavor
✅ Volcanic-Rich Soil: Adds depth and complexity to the taste
✅ Traditional Farming Methods: Hand-picked, sun-dried, and processed with care
✅ Unique Flavor Profile: Floral, fruity, and chocolatey notes
Palpa coffee is known for its well-rounded, smooth, and aromatic taste:
☕ Crisp Acidity – Hints of citrus and stone fruit
☕ Medium Body – Silky, smooth mouthfeel
☕ Floral & Fruity Aromas – Notes of jasmine, berries, and apple
☕ Chocolate & Nutty Undertones – A lingering, balanced sweetness
Looking for high-quality Palpa coffee? Discover the best roasters featuring Nepalese coffee on Roasters Map.
🔗 Azua, Cuba – Bold and chocolatey.
🔗 Bababudangiri, Honduras – Earthy and complex.
🔗 Bahia, Brazil – Sweet and nutty.
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