• Skip to primary navigation
  • Skip to main content
  • Skip to primary sidebar
  • Skip to footer
Espresso & Coffee Guide
  • Recipes
  • Countries
    • African Coffees
    • South American Coffees
    • Indonesian Coffees
  • Best Coffees
  • About
  • Navigation Menu: Social Icons

    • Facebook
    • Twitter
menu icon
go to homepage
  • Recipes
  • Best Coffees
  • Guide
  • Contact
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
  • subscribe
    search icon
    Homepage link
    • Recipes
    • Best Coffees
    • Guide
    • Contact
    • Facebook
    • Twitter
  • ×

    Home » Single Origin Coffee Beans » Indonesian Coffees » Papua New Guinea Coffee Beans (PNG)

    New Guinea Sigri Coffee Beans

    New Guinea Sigri coffee is one of the most distinguished Papua New Guinea coffees, exhibiting a well-balanced, modestly rich taste with a fruity aroma. It's physically connected to West Guinea, and Vanuatu is a nearby coffee-growing island.

    Review: New Guinea Sigri Coffee

    Sometimes earthy in its body, Sigri is not quite as full-bodied as a Sumatran coffee or as aromatic as a fine Sulawesi Toraja, yet just as fruity as a Sulawesi coffee and with a pleasantly exotic quality that makes for a classic brewed cup.

    New Guinea Coffee Growing and Processing

    New Guinea coffees are wet processed (washed) coffees.

    New Guinea coffee is grown in the mountain highlands of Papua New Guinea, mostly on small plantations that are sometimes called peasant patches because peasants do the coffee plant cultivation.

    Other New Guinea Coffee Regions

    See: Papua New Guinea Coffee; New Guinea Arona Coffee; New Guinea Kimel Coffee.

    New Guinea Sigri Coffee and Espresso Brewing Tips

    For tips on brewing the optimal cup of New Guinea coffee see our section on Coffee Brewing. You can also read coffee flavor profiles of the world's top Specialty Coffees and then check out the comprehensive instructions on preparing delightful Espresso Drink Recipes.

    For espresso brewing tips see Pulling A Perfect Espresso Shot and then hone your high-end coffee shop skills with the How to make a Latte.

    Buy Sigri Coffee Beans From Canada


    Green Coffee Production

    Year60kg bagsCoffee grown
    20160 bags0 pounds
    2016200,000 bags26,400,000 pounds
    2016900,000 bags118,800,000 pounds
    20150 bags0 pounds
    2015176,839 bags23,342,761 pounds

    Green Coffee Exports

    Year60kg bagsCoffee exported
    201600 pounds
    201600 pounds
    201600 pounds
    201500 pounds
    2015126,84016,742,880 pounds

    Data may not be available for the most recent year.
    Source: ICO


    Why do you want to sponsor this page?
    Loading
    FacebookTweetPin

    Reader Interactions

    Leave a Reply Cancel reply

    Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

    Recipe Rating




    Primary Sidebar

    Single Origin Coffee Beans

    • African Coffees
    • Indonesian Coffees
      • Australian Coffee Beans
      • Bali Coffee Beans
      • Cambodian Coffee
      • Borneo Coffee Beans
      • Coffee Beans from China
      • Kopi Luwak / Civet Coffee Beans
      • Hawaii Coffee Beans
      • Coffee Beans from India
      • Indonesian Coffee Beans
      • Kopi Luwak
      • Laos Coffee - Laotian Coffee Beans
      • Malaysian Coffee Beans
      • Mocha Java Coffee Beans
      • Myanmar Coffee - Burma Coffee Beans
      • Nepal Coffee - Nepalese Coffee Beans
      • New Caledonia Coffee
      • Papua New Guinea Coffee Beans (PNG)
        • New Guinea Sigri Coffee Beans
      • Philippine Coffee Beans
      • Sri Lanka Coffee Beans
      • Thai Coffee - Thailand Coffee
      • Timor Coffee Beans
      • Vanuatu Coffee Beans
      • Vietnam Coffee Beans
    • South American Coffees

    Search

    Guide to the Top Coffees

    • Kenya Coffee Beans
    • Sulawesi Coffee Beans
    • Yirgacheffe Coffee Beans
    • Sumatra Coffee Beans
    • Harrar Coffee Beans
    • Costa Rican Coffee Beans
    • Brazilian Coffee Beans
    • Mocha Java Coffee Beans
    • Tanzania Coffee Beans
    • Guatemala Coffee Beans
    • Ethiopian Coffee Beans
    • Colombian Coffee Beans
    • Honduran Coffee Beans
    • Hawaiian Kona Coffee Beans
    • Geisha Coffee Beans
    • Espresso Beans
    • Best Coffee Beans

    Footer

    Footer

    ↑ back to top

    ABOUT ESPRESSOCOFFEEGUIDE.COM

    Find out more About us and what we're doing.

    Information is pulled from a number of locations including official sources ICO, SCA, as well as proprietary third party databases. Beginning circa 2006, we've compiled data and written about coffee and continue to revise and add as new sources come to light. If you have any recommendations or suggested revisions please contact us!

    Information on single origins is updated over time and only reflects the data we have at the time of writing on current crops. All product names, logos, and brands are property of their respective owners. EspressoCoffeeGuide.com reserves the right to all its own content.

    COLLABORATE WITH US

    We're always looking to team up with individuals and companies doing awesome things in the coffee industry. If you'd like to contribute please reach out to us with a proposal!

    Contact us

    Privacy Policy

    Disclosure: We may earn commission at no cost to you from some links on this website. However, the content, opinions and analysis are 100% objective and editorial objectivity is our priority.

    Copyright © 2023 EspressoCoffeeGuide