high-grown

Because many Brazilian coffees grow at low altitudes, they tend to be less dense than high-grown coffees, which means they often fare poorly when dark-roasted in the style that has become popular at places like Starbucks and Peet's.

Drippy No More Katy McLaughlin 2012

All-encompassing and yet very delicate, it trickles in your bones; slowly it lifts the hairs on your legs, your arms, your chest, in waves like fields of high-grown grass under a gentle wind.

Zombies vs. Unicorns Justine Larbalestier 2010

He seemed to have a passion for smashing through big, high-grown ox-fences, and by degrees his rider came to feel that if there was nothing worse coming, the fun was not bad.

Phineas Finn 2004

He led her into this, and, pausing where a group of high-grown shrubs screened them from all possible passers-by, he spoke with all the passion he had hitherto restrained.

Mrs. Red Pepper 1912

Then the board walk turned abruptly to cross a marsh, high-grown now with ripening cat-tails.

Lydia of the Pines Honor�� Morrow 1910

The shape was shadowy and indeterminate at first; it might have been a bush, a sheaf of straw, a clump of high-grown weeds, for birds fluttered just above it, and the swallows darted down without alarm.

The Extra Day Algernon Blackwood 1910

Antiguas, and other high-grown coffees, that had theretofore been penalized for the small size of bean, soon brought a premium, and have ever since been in great demand.

All About Coffee 1909

To Clarence E. Bickford belongs the credit of having discovered the cup qualities of high-grown Central American coffees.

All About Coffee 1909

The bean is high-grown, of medium size, and roundish.

All About Coffee 1909

Along the shore of the lakes, among the high-grown reeds, they looked in vain.

Old Indian Legends 1876-1938 Zitkala-Sa 1907