Tanzania Peaberry

Shimilangwada is known as the second oldest farm in the Vwawa area and traces back to 1989 when it was first known as "Camaro Farm" and managed by a German woman who owned approximately 67 acres of coffee on a large forest reserve. In 2017 the farm was sold to a Tanzanian entrepreneur whose focus was to revitalize the aging plants and replanting many trees which encompasses about 130 acres of land currently. The name Shimiligwanda is used to represent the local chief of the Nyiha people of the area.