Our Coffees
The following cupping notes are relative to light to medium roast profiles.
As the roast profile temperature increases resulting in a medium to medium/dark and even a French or Italian roasted coffee, the aforementioned notes will be eclipsed, resulting in a more bold and roasted flavor. The darker the roast, the more subtle the differences will be between single origin and microlot coffees.
Brazil Anahi-Natural Microlot RAINFOREST ALLIANCE (South America)
Cupping Notes: Very clean with hints of grape juice, matched with a perfectly balanced body. A crisp finish with mild strawberry like sweetness.
Colombian Peaberry (South America)
Cupping Notes: These are very hard beans and roast well to all profiles. Full bodied, medium acidity with bright, floral notes and somewhat fruity, with hints of cocoa and cinnamon.
Costa Rica Alma Negra-Natural Las Lajas Micromill/Microlot (Central America)
Cupping Notes: Soft Body and extremely well balanced. Juicy, sweet and cherry notes, with winey aftertones and nuances of fruit and tropical flavors make for excellent light to medium roasts for this coffee.
Kenya Uteuzi Jimbo – Kirinyaga – AA Regional Select (Africa)
Cupping Notes: Sweet and soft with juicy tart fruit acidity and a heavy mouthfeel. Sugary, caramel and citrus fruit flavors
Panama Boquete Don Vicente (Central America)
Cupping Notes: Perfectly soft and balanced body. Medium to low acidity. Citrusy brightness, clean and sweet with caramel finish.
Papua New Guinea-Organic Fair Trade (Oceania)
Cupping Notes: On the nose, sweet chocolate notes with fruity and smokey tones. In the cup, full bodied with nutty, chocolate and fruity sweetness. A crisp and clean finish. Organically grown. Fair Trade.
Colombian Supremo (South America)
Cupping Notes: Hints of cocoa with soft cranberry – like acidity. Balanced, medium body. Refreshing finish reminiscent of cherries.
Ethiopian Yirgacheffe (Africa)
Cupping Notes: The Zero Defect Sorting, which takes three times longer than other coffees from the region, makes for an enhancement of cup clarity and further intensification of this coffee’s aroma of black tea, peach sweetness and grapefruit acidity.
Sumatra-Orangutan Coffee Project (Indonesia)
Cupping Notes: Very well balanced, medium body coffee with rich cocoa and slight cherry top notes. A smooth finish with no bitterness. Organically grown.
Costa Rica Decaf (Central America)
Cupping Notes: Floral, citrus and soft fruit, with a hint of caramel and chocolate. Clean and rich – full bodied.
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