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Ethiopia Sidamo Ardi
Colombia Seasonal Select
Nicaragua Matagalpa
Guatemala Huehuetenango
Mexico Coatepec
Costa Rica Naranjo
Papua New Guinea
Sumatra Mandheling
El Salvador Santa Rita
DECAF Colombia
DECAF FTO Peru
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Ethiopia Sidamo
Ardi
City
Roast. This coffee comes from a small farm in
Sidamo where the coffee cherries are laid out on raised beds to dry in
the Sun. This causes the pulp of the fruit to ferment, adding extra
layers of depth and complexity to the coffee. This is a full-bodied
coffee with floral tones and hints of fruit and nut.
Colombia Seasonal Select
City Roast. These large beans are
carefully selected from top growing regions such as Narino,
Bucaramanga, Popayan and Huila. Part of the proceeds of this coffee are
donated to a group working to save the endangered Spectacled Bear of
Colombia. This medium bodied coffee produces sweet caramel and wine
fruit tones.
Nicaragua Matagalpa
City +
Roast. From our partners at Gold Mountain Coffee Growers, these beans
were processed by the "Aroma of Coffee" cooperative and consist of 100%
Pacamara, a varietal of coffee plant that grows large and flavorful
beans. Classic overtones of chocolate and caramel with floral notes
underneath.
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Guatemala
Huehuetenango CODECH
Full City Roast. This is a
certified fair-trade,
organic coffee from the CODECH cooperative, which brings together four
smaller farmers' alliances. Impeccable processing produces a
particularly clean, sweet and slightly fruity cup.
Mexico Coatepec
Full City Roast. Coatepec is known as the Capital
of Coffee in Mexico. These beans are grown at high altitude producing
dense beans and a full-bodied brew. Sweet cocoa with floral notes.
Costa Rica Naranjo Cattleya Especial
Full
City Roast. This coffee is
produced by a
cooperative of growers wishing to set up their own milling facility.
These strictly hard beans are taken from four of the farms in Naranjo
in the West Valley Region and are Rainforest Alliance Certified. Dark
chocolate with strong hints of lemon and honey.
Papua New Guinea Arokare Estate
Full City+ Roast. All the spice
and complexity of
Indonesian coffee with a clean and creamy cup quality, this coffee
comes from
the Arokare Estate, one of a handful of farms in the coffee-growing
highlands. A spicy brew with hints of sweet
fruit and nuts.
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Sumatra Mandheling Double Pick
Full City + Roast. This Fair-Trade Organic coffee
comes from a cooperative of growers located in the Gayo Highlands
(Mandheling is not a regional distinction, but refers to the ethnic
minority that has traditionally grown coffee on the island). These
beans have been carefully picked through, twice, to remove broken beans
and other defects in the lot. This is a flavorful coffee with hints of
lemon and melon.
El Salvador Santa Rita Natural
French Roast. This family farmed coffee is grown
at high altitude in the Ataco and Apenca Mountains in Western El
Salvador. The exclusively bourbon varietal trees have been maintained
and the beans harvested and milled under the supervision of the
Salaverria family since 1890. This coffee offers a blast of dark
chocolate
underscored by caramel and sweet fruit notes.
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Decaf Colombia
Medium Roast. These classic Colombian Supremo
beans have been carefully decaffeinated using the Mountain Water
Process. This chemical-free approach preserves the beans natural
complexity and richness. A well-balanced brew with milk chocolate notes.
Decaf FTO Peru
Dark Roast. This fair-trade, organic bean has been
decaffeinated using the swiss-water process. While Peru generall
produces a glut of organic coffee of varying quality, this is a
well-processed bean that displays classic flavor characteristic of the
best Peruvian beans.
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