A variety of Maui Mokka coffee having small slender leaves and small orchard beans; prone to rust spot and low yield.
Maui mocha (Maui Mokka) coffee comes from two sources:
One is a sudden variant of the bourbon variety from the old island of bourbon; the other is a mocha variety transplanted in Yemen.
The coffee tree is not tall, the leaves are small and slender, and the raw beans are small and orchard; it is easy to get rust spot and the yield is very low. With the exception of Maui, Hawaii, there is a small amount of cultivation in Brazil, which is planted at a lower altitude but still has a strong taste.
On the right side of the picture below is Maui Moka.
