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Colombia Passion Fruit Sidra: a specialty coffee from Colombia, Sidra Bourbon variety, special process. Tasting notes: Passion fruit, Lemongrass, Tropical fruits, Lychee, Peach. For filter and espresso.
Colombia Zarona: a specialty coffee from Colombia, Bruselas, Pitalito, Huila, Castillo and Caturra varieties, grown at 1600 m, multiple processes. Tasting notes: Peach, Passion fruit, Lychee, Strawberry, Jasmine. For filter and espresso.
Piamonte: a specialty coffee from Colombia, Ciudad Bolívar, Antioquia, grown by Sergio Álvarez on the Piamonte farm at Cumbres Estate, Caturra variety, honey processed with banana fermentation, patio sun-dried and silo-dried, medium-light roast. Tasting notes: Orange blossom honey, Elderflower, Lychee,...
Ethiopia Chelchele: a specialty coffee from Ethiopia, the Gedeb area of Yirgacheffe, grown at 1800 - 2200 m, anaerobic processed. Tasting notes: Peach, Apricot, Lychee, Pineapple, Blueberry, Jasmine, Lavender. For filter and espresso; rest the beans 15 to 20 days...
Ethiopia Chelchele: a specialty coffee from Ethiopia, Yirgacheffe, Gedeo, the Heirloom variety, grown at 1800–2200 m, natural processed. Tasting notes: berries, lychee, sweet. For filter and espresso.
Kenya Othaya: a specialty coffee from Kenya, Othaya, natural processed. Tasting notes: Lychee, bramble, black tea. Suited to filter.
Wamena Espresso Ethiopia: a specialty coffee from Ethiopia, Guji Hambela, the Heirloom variety, grown at 1950–2200 m, anaerobic natural processed. Tasting notes: Lychee, plum, grape. Suited to espresso.
Candy: a specialty coffee from Colombia, Huila (Acevedo), the Tabi variety, washed processed. Suited to filter.
Indonesia Toba: a specialty coffee from Indonesia, Aceh, North Sumatra, the Typica variety, grown at 1400 m, wet-hulled with fermentation processed. Tasting notes: Lychee, sweetness, tropical fruit. Suited to 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...
An Ethiopian coffee from Barbaric in a 150g bag. The roast is omni — dialed to work in both espresso and filter — so a single bag covers you if you move between the machine and the dripper on the...
