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- Fair Trade 3
- Rainforest Alliance 9
- UTZ 3
- Blend 11
- Single Origin 8
- Award-Winning 6
- Decaf 1
- Organic 5
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GUATEMALA ANTIGUA
From $ 40.00GUATEMALA ANTIGUA
This is a complex Antigua, produced in rich volcanic soils and near perfect temperate climate. This microclimate produces a coffee with crisp sparkling acidity and full body with intense flavour characteristics. Single origin.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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MEXICAN ORGANIC
From $ 13.50MEXICAN ORGANIC
An exotic coffee with great balance and medium body. Featuring wonderful chocolate tones and moderate acidity lingering
Through to the aftertaste. Terrific for espresso, cappuccino and latte. 100% Arabica, Organic.Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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EL SALVADOR
From $ 40.00EL SALVADOR
This is an excellent bean from a country with an ideal climate, rich volcanic soils and high altitudes, reminiscent of Guatemala. The ‘Santa Elena’ is bright and dynamic, well balanced, sweet and offers fragrant aromatics. French press (plunger)single origin, or as a part of a high grade espresso blend.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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COLUMBIA SUPREMO
From $ 40.00COLUMBIA SUPREMO
Located in the far south of Huila, Pitalito is a renowned region of high quality coffee. The average farm size is slightly smaller than the Huila average at 2ha and therefore the coffee plants receive the complete attention needed for high quality coffee. The coffee is nearly 100% shade grown and predominantly caturra variety. Grown at around 1,700 metres above sea level, the climate is slightly cooler. This ensures the cherries grow at a slower rate and are able to absorb all of the sugars and acids of the fruit, which are then transferred to the cup. In the past few years there has been a huge investment in the infrastructure on the farms to improve processing, which can now be demonstrated in the cup. Ideal for plunger and drip filter coffee.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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EAST TIMOR ORGANIC
From $ 13.50EAST TIMOR ORGANIC
A delicious certified organic coffee from East Timor's non-profit co-op, which provides an income for 17,500 coffee growing families.Enjoy this superb coffee, while helping rebuild East Timor. 100% Arabica, single origin, Organic, Fair Trade.Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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UGANDA BUGISU ARABICA
From $ 40.00UGANDA BUGISU ARABICA
Mt Elgon, a large mountain close to the Kenyan border, boasts rich soils, natural waters, rainforests and shade grown support. Natural farming means no chemical use, though organic certification is not possible at this stage in Uganda. This is a unique East African coffee offering an intense and heavy body.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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BRAZIL
From $ 11.95
Traditionally sun dried Arabica from premium coffee estates in Brazil. Featuring very soft body with medium acidity and an aromatic sweet taste. Great full flavoured coffee. 100% Arabica, Rainforest Alliance certified, single origin.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.
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BRAZIL YELLOW BOURBON
From $ 35.00BRAZIL YELLOW BOURBON
Bold fruit aromatics with sweet citrus notes, delicate acidity and a clean sweet aftertaste. A perfect espresso blender with unique characteristics, create a distinctive espresso invigorating, sweet and clean. Rainforest Alliance certified, urepGAP, UTZ Kapeh certified.
Roaster's tip
Always use fresh filtered water when brewing your coffee. When using a plunger it's best to allow the boiling water in your kettle to cool for around 30 - 40 seconds before pouring onto the coffee, and never use water that has been boiled twice. Use one heaped dessert spoon per cup, or vary according to taste.
Want to learn how to make the perfect cup of coffee? Check out the Coffee Institute.