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Country Life: Brewing up a taste for NZ grown coffee

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Country Life: Brewing up a taste for NZ grown coffee
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A Northland coffee farm, Ikarus Coffee, is launching a new tasting experience to educate visitors on coffee provenance and production. Industry experts visited the farm to perform a traditional 'cupping' session, highlighting the growth of specialty coffee in New Zealand.

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This reflects the growing consumer interest in the origins and artisanal production methods of specialty food and beverage products.

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A pioneering Northland coffee farm is hoping to introduce visitors to a slower ritual of coffee drinking and tasting this summer.

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The article is a lifestyle piece focusing on local agriculture and industry trends with no political or social agenda.

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