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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 Brazilian coffee from HQ carrying the name "Tiger No. 2", packed at 200g, from the filter-leaning side of its catalog. It is a comfortable size to get through: roughly two weeks of a daily cup, so the bag finishes...
A filter coffee from HQ, and the Mae Jam lot comes from the coffee-growing highlands of northern Thailand. The roast is aimed at filter, so expect a lighter body, clearer acidity, and a clean cup that reveals more of its...
Original Blend is HQ roastery's house blend: the everyday cup, built to stay familiar and consistent from bag to bag, the one you reach for each morning without thinking about it. It is classified as filter coffee, made for hand...
Iron Man is a blend from HQ (HQ/R), classified for filter brewing — roasted to be drunk black, with clarity and sweetness ahead of sheer density. Blends are built for consistency in the first place: the same cup every time...
A single-origin Thai coffee on a filter roast: a lighter roast aimed at pour-over, the style that generally keeps sweetness and acidity forward and leaves the body light and clear. If a quiet morning pour-over is your ritual, this roast...
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...
An Ethiopian coffee from Anasora, roasted for filter, and the lot name 'Pink Peach' promises peach - look for it in the first sip. Ethiopian coffee at a filter roast is known for its lively acidity and light body, and...
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