DRIP TRIP通信vol.5[2021.05] Uganda編

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世界各国の豆を毎月1回、定期発送。マウントコーヒーがお届けする、コーヒーの定期便「DRIP TRIP」。毎月変わる豆の産地や農園について、あーだこーだとお喋りします。お相手は「海の向こうコーヒー」の山本こと「ヒロ山本」。今月のコーヒーはウガンダ！！皆さんはウガンダ🇺🇬といえば何を想像されますか？最近注目を集める中央アフリカのコーヒーです！！後半では今ヒロ山本が、力を入れているコーヒーについて話してくれています。今回もコーヒー片手に楽しんで下さい。 Instagram(@yamabon_mountcoffee)などでご意見ご感想お待ちしてまーす！！

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