Madagasikara
Ny zavamaniry roa lehibe kafe hita eto Madagasikara dia Robusta sy Arabica. Ny faritra fambolena ao Robusta dia hita any amin'ny morontsiraka atsinanana, ao amin'ny faritra Vatovavy-Fitovinany, manodidina an'i Tamatave, Antalaha, ary any avaratra andrefana, ao Nosy Be ary eo amoron'ny reniranon'i Sambirano. Ny ankamaroan'ny toeram-pambolena kafe eto Madagasikara dia samy manana fianakaviana mpamboly fianakaviana tsirairay avy izay manana fomba amam-panao sy fomba fambolena izay mitazona ny fahasamihafan'ny biôlôjia, izay manampy amin'ny fanaraha-maso ny fihinanana voajanahary voajanahary, alokaloka ary organika nify.
Ny Robusta Kouillou ao Madagasikara dia manana asidra sy maivana ary misy endriny maharitra, nefa mandanjalanja sy mirindra. Na dia mety amin'ny fatran'ny arina aza, mety hahafa-nify lava na mifangaro amin'ny Arabica.
Any amin'ireo tanàn-dehibe sy ny tsena madinika any Madagasikara, dia azo antoka ny kafe. Ny mpivarotra natsangana teo ambany aloky ny hazo, tranokely, elo, na tao amin'ny kioska namboarina. Mpisotro toaka daholo ny olona rehetra ary tsy ampy ny mpivarotra hihaona ny fangatahana.
Madagascar
The two main coffee plants found on Madagascar are Robusta and Arabica. Cultivation areas of Robusta can be found on the east coast, in the Vatovavy-Fitovinany region, around Tamatave, Antalaha, as well as in the northwest, on Nosy Be and along the Sambirano river. Almost all Madagascar's coffee plantations are owned by individual small family farm holders whose traditions and cultivation methods maintain biological diversity, which helps provide natural pest control, shade and organic nutrients.
Madagascar's Robusta Kouillou have a pronounced acidity and light body with a strong lasting finish, yet balanced and harmonious. While suitable for any roast level, a longer roasting or blend with Arabica may be ideal.
In every bustling city and small village market in Madagascar, coffee is guaranteed. Vendors set up under the shade of trees, awnings, umbrellas, or in improvised kiosks. Everyone’s a coffee drinker here and there is no shortage of sellers to meet demand.
Languages
The official languages of Madagascar are Malagasy and French.
Come and join us for a cup of coffee (on special at R10 until 8am) or just for a chat. Take-aways available if you are in a rush. Full breakfasts are available.
You don't need to spend anything, but if you do, it will be for your own account.
Date: Friday, 22 March 2019
Time: From 06h45 to 07h15 and onwards. We will be there until at least 8h30.
Place: Brioche, 181 Main Rd, Walmer
We look forward to seeing you there!
Logging in Malagasy would be great.