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Cool climate coffee

It may not seem it when you visit an Australian coffee farm in summer, but most coffee is grown in notably cooler conditions compared to the usual coffee lands in the hotter tropical zones.

Quite bearable in summer and downright delightful as a subtropical winter, our cooler growing conditions are a good thing, not just for the growers and their farm workers. Prior Australian Subtropical Coffee Association articles in BeanScene have outlined the natural benefits and

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