Nepal is a land-locked country boarding China in the North and India in the South, West and East. Nepal is a democratic country, with an incredible diversity in land, languages, cultures, customs and people.
The geography ranges from fertile plains to subalpine, forested hills, and features eight of the world's ten tallest mountains, including Mount Everest. This is the highest point on Earth and is a pious place for Buddhist pilgrims because it is the birthplace of Lord Buddha, "The Light of Asia".
In 1938, a hermit Mr Hira Giri bought some coffee seeds from the Sindu Province of Myanmar and planted the coffee in Aapchour of Gulmi District. Coffee plantations then spread, because Nepalese farmers found an interest in cultivating the coffee trees.
Nepal coffee is grown in one of the highest elevations in the world. The majority of Nepal coffee producers are resource poor smallholder coffee farmers. The coffee is predominantly planted in Upland Area. It’s planting does not disturb the existing cropping system and is usually found on steep hillsides. Super cool place to visit and an amazing tasting coffee. We roasted and sold through all of the Aged Nepal Coffee we had, and when we get some in again, we will be sure to let you know. It is best to sign up for our newsletter so we can keep you in the loop.
Please take a look at How to "Bulletproof®" Your Coffee in our Healthy Coffee Recipes Blog Post. This way of boosting the benefits of coffee was discovered while traveling the Himalayas.
https://weaverscoffee.com/blogs/blog/healthy-coffee-drink-recipes