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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...
Brazil Santos is a smooth, naturally sweet coffee that opens with floral hints and a touch of raisin, followed by almond and a light breath of tea. A balanced, comforting cup for every day. A Yellow Bourbon from Brazil, natural...
Gaid Blend is a warm, balanced cup led by nuts and chocolate, followed by touches of almond and cinnamon and closed with a whisper of rose. A rich body and gentle sweetness make it an easy daily companion. The blend...
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...
An Ethiopian single origin from Forty Road Roastery, carrying the Beloya name. Ethiopia is the original home of coffee, and its coffees are usually met black so the cup reads on its own terms. This is a 250g bag of...
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...
A Brazilian coffee from The Roastery in an omni roast: a straightforward everyday choice, black or with milk. The flexible roast is the whole point here, because one bag covers the machine in the morning and the pour-over in the...
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...
Uganda is one of the African origins you see least often on specialty shelves, which makes this an easy one to say yes to. The Roastery, out of Saudi Arabia, takes it to an omni roast — deliberately pitched in...
A distinctly fruity Yemeni coffee: grape, pineapple, and banana, with high sweetness, a silky body, and enough balance to keep the ferment from taking over the cup. On espresso you get a full, unusual shot; brewed cold on filter it...
An unapologetically fruity cup: pomegranate and passion fruit open the sip, guava follows with a tropical sweetness, and orange closes it on a fresh citric note. If you lean toward coffee that reads more like juice than like chocolate, this...
A balanced, easy-to-love cup: grapes up front, milk chocolate through the middle, and roasted nuts closing each sip with a clean, dry finish. The body is medium and the acidity is measured rather than sharp, which makes it an everyday...
A fruity Ugandan coffee that opens on strawberry and mango, then settles into milk-chocolate sweetness with a tea-like finish. The body is medium and the cup is clean and lively, with an 87-point cup score. The lot comes from the...
A bright, balanced cup: grapefruit acidity opens the sip, then guava, caramel and roasted almonds come through, closing on dark chocolate sweetness over a medium-to-heavy body. It comes from Costa Rica's Chirripó region, Caturra grown at 1,600–1,700 meters, black honey...
A full-bodied Ugandan cup with notes of tropical fruit and red berries. You get ripe sweetness and real presence in the cup, whether you brew it as filter or pull it as espresso. This lot comes from the Kasese area...
A single-origin Guatemalan specialty coffee at an omni roast, so one bag serves both your espresso machine and your filter cone. That roast style is built to give you flexibility: the morning shot and the long afternoon brew come out...
A Guatemalan decaf you can drink in the evening or after dinner without counting caffeine. It is an omni roast, a balanced cup that works as filter and as espresso, so it stays with you all day long and in...
A dense, deep Yemeni cup: warm clove up front, raisin and strawberry trading places in the middle, and a long sweetness that stays after the last sip. The body is thick and velvety, and the acidity is moderate — it...
