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Rwanda Nyora is a vibrant, fruit-rich coffee led by strawberry, guava, and fig, closed with a hazelnut touch. Natural sweetness and a silky body give the cup a bright, balanced experience. Red Bourbon beans grown in the Nyungwe Highlands, anaerobically...
Colombia Las Palmas is a balanced, sweet coffee with a fruity, floral character. It opens with caramel and vanilla, followed by apple and a jasmine touch that gives the cup a clean brightness. From the Huila region in the Castillo...
Ethiopia Anasura is a vibrant, complex coffee led by strawberry and raisin, followed by a cashew touch and a floral breath. A high sugar density gives every cup a clear, aromatic brightness. From the Guji region in the Heirloom variety,...
Guatemala Rojo is a balanced coffee with a smooth body and clean finish. It opens with peach and almond, followed by chocolate and a floral touch that gives the cup a quiet balance. From the Huehuetenango highlands, washed to keep...
Colombia Descanso is an elegant, balanced coffee led by a fragrant pomegranate note, with rich sweetness and steady acidity that give every sip a clean brightness. From the Huila region in the Castillo variety, naturally dry-processed with extended fermentation and...
Costa Rica Parritilla is a bright, fruit-forward coffee led by strawberry and berries, supported by soft nuts and a floral touch. A balanced, clean cup with clear flavors. From the Los Santos region in the Catuai and Caturra varieties, natural...
Apple, cinnamon and warm donut: a flavor that lands exactly on apple cider donut, aromatic sweetness with no added sugar. A comforting cup for cool mornings that gets even better with a splash of milk. A flavored Arabica coffee from...
You get a coffee flavored with the sweetness of ripe blackberries, balanced by a note of warm, buttery pastry, so the cobbler lands right in your cup. The acidity is low and the body smooth, so drink it black or...
Berry Juice is a name that promises a berry character, and that is how Barbaric names it: the cup you reach for when you want coffee that leans toward red fruit rather than chocolate. Its small bag means you open...
Barbaric named this lot Peach, and that is the promise: a cup led by stone fruit, with its perfumed sweetness and gentle acidity. The roast is omni, meant to be brewed on filter or pulled as espresso, which gives you...
"Black Forest" is the name Barbaric chose for what it wants in the cup: the character of a Black Forest cake, dark chocolate and cherry, with a clear sweetness that shows itself best when you drink it black. The omni...
A rum-and-raisin flavored coffee: dark raisin sweetness and the warmth of rum are what the name promises, and this is a coffee you drink for pleasure more than for analysis. The roast is omni, so it suits espresso and filter...
A Colombian coffee from Finca Santa Lucía, barrel-aged as its name says. Barrel aging typically adds a sweet, woody aromatic edge and a fuller body, which makes this a lot to sip slowly in one focused cup rather than swallow...
A deep, fruity Ethiopian cup: berry opens the sip, ripe cherry fills the middle, and plum gives the finish a dark sweetness and a silky body. The anaerobic process pushes the fruit clearly forward, so a strong aroma reaches you...
A single-origin Thai coffee made for filter brewing, in a 200g bag. The name points to Maneepruek, a coffee-growing area in Nan province in northern Thailand, and the roaster is Dripper by Art. Thailand is still an uncommon sight on...
A Papua New Guinea coffee that Dripper labels "Blueberry Sorbet" on the bag — the character the roaster itself is pointing at: cool, refreshing blueberry. It is a lot aimed at filter brewing, and filter is where that fruity lightness...
An aromatic, clear Ethiopian cup: jasmine on the nose, red berries and tropical fruit through the body, and a chocolate base holding the finish. The natural process gives dense sweetness and a full body, and the acidity is bright but...
Juicy blueberry up front, then a fresh lemony acidity that cleans the cup, and a honeyed sweetness to close it. Balance is what this blend is really about: sweet and tart in measured proportions, with a honey aroma that shows...
A single-origin El Salvador coffee from Forty Road, classified for both espresso and filter — and that alone tells you it is a balanced lot that holds up either way. Pull it dense in the morning and brew it as...
A single-origin coffee from Costa Rica, from the Tarrazu region, roasted by Forty Road as an omni roast: one profile dialed to work equally on espresso and filter. It is a balanced cup that gives you two different drinks out...
A single-origin Colombian coffee from the Forty Road roastery at an omni roast that leaves the method entirely up to you: an espresso shot in the morning and a calm pour-over in the afternoon, out of the same bag, changing...
Single-origin Ethiopian beans at an omni roast. The name promises a strawberry character — the roaster's own name for this lot — so expect a berry sweetness leading the sip. Pull it as espresso and that sweetness concentrates; brew it...
Colombia from The Roastery, roasted omni — one bag that serves your espresso machine and your filter cone alike. That roast style is built to give you flexibility: the morning shot and the long afternoon brew come out of the...
A single-origin Ethiopian coffee at an omni roast, which means a flexible cup that takes a change of brew method without losing its character. Pull it as espresso to read the sweetness and body in a short shot, or brew...
