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Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Heresy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of bilberry, sweet citrus, flowers and chocolate.Origin: ColombiaRegion: CaucaFarm: El Tambo Processing: WashedAltitude: 1900 - 2150 m n. p. m.Cupping score: 86 / 100 pktABOUT THE FARM AND COFFEE PRODUCERSThis exceptionally clean and complex lot is the result of the work of four small producers from the Cauca region. Willian Hoyos, Julián Sandoval, Rubén Castillo, and Yovany Muñoz grow coffee on several-hectare farms in the El Tambo micro-region, located west of the capital of the Cauca department, Popayán.The phenomenal quality of their coffee is driven by the following synergy of factors:the microclimate of El Tambo and cultivation at elevations exceeding 2,000 meters above sea level result in slower cherry maturation, while lower humidity facilitates the drying process: processed coffee loses moisture in a predictable and controlled manner,a well-thought-out and precisely planned system of pruning and thinning older, less productive parts of the coffee trees to ensure optimal airflow and sunlight penetration,the producers’ modern knowledge of fertilization combined with a traditional practice locally known as “re-re,” which involves selectively harvesting overripe, underripe, or dried cherries and leaving them on the ground near the coffee trees. As a result, more pests feed on this “waste” instead of attacking healthy plants,and, of course, a conscious and strict selection of cherries harvested at optimal ripeness, supported by years of experience in fermentation and drying processes.Harvesting is carried out exclusively by local residents, who form the core of the community of several small villages in El Tambo. This community has naturally developed over generations around the continuous, seasonal cycle of coffee cultivation.ABOUT COFFEE PROCESSING ON THE FARMCastillo variety, hand-picked, with the beans separated from the fruit immediately after harvest. Fermented in tanks for approximately 36 hours, then washed up to three times to completely remove any remaining mucilage from the parchment. Slowly dried for about 15 days on raised beds. Homogenized and stabilized for a further several days.ROASTER’S NOTEA time machine. I remember this profile of washed Colombian coffee from a decade ago. Then it disappeared for a few years, or became much harder to find. But it’s back again. Multi-layered, elegant, vibrant, and soft. Everything here evokes ripe, juicy fruit.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by MAMAM roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles passion fruit, raspberry and pink grapefruit.Origin: KenyaRegion: KiganjoFarm: Ndundu FactoryVariety: SL-28, SL-34Processing: WashedAltitude: 2000 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 88 / 100 ABOUT THE FARMThe affiliate members of the co-op are required to be extremely diligent to carry out all agronomic activities associated with high quality coffee production, including sourcing coffee seeds from the Coffee Research Institute?s Coffee Research Station. Planting and cultivating is implemented according to the guidelines submitted by the group leaders and technical advisors. Fieldwork involves weeding, pruning, application of fertiliser, mulching and technical advice. Technical advice is offered through farmer training programs and field visits offered by the ministry of agriculture.As for the rest of the coop in the Ndundu factory all coffee cherries are handpicked and are delivered to the mill the same day, where they will get rigourously sorted through floatation tanks, whilst factory employees oversee the process and any under ripe or damaged cherries will not be accepted by the “Cherry Clerk”, who keeps meticulous records of how much coffee each producer delivers on any given day and thus how much payment is due once the coffee has been sold.PB means peaberry. Peaberry is the name given to a very specific shape of coffee bean, which is the result of a natural mutation of the coffee cherry. While there are usually two beans in each fruit, a cherry with a peaberry mutation produces only one rounder bean. Peaberry mutations occur in approximately 5% of all coffee varieties. These beans are known for being rounder, smaller, and denser, which, when handled correctly, can contribute to a more even roast color.PROCESSINGCoffee cherries are carefully handpicked at peak ripeness by smallholder farmers and delivered to the factory for processing. The cherries undergo a Fully washed method, where they are first sorted, then pulped to remove the outer skin. Parchment is then fermented in concrete tanks for 12 to 24 hours, depending on temperature and climate conditions, to break down the mucilage. After fermentation, parchment is washed through grading channels using fresh water. During the peak season, parchment may be soaked in clean, circulating water for up to 24 hours before being transferred to raised beds for drying. The drying process lasts 5 to 21 days , with workers frequently turning the parchment and covering it during the hottest part of the day to ensure even drying and prevent defects.VARIETYSL28 is one of the best known and most respected African varieties. From Kenya, where it was originally selected in the 1930s, it has spread to other parts of Africa (it is particularly important in the Arabica growing areas of Uganda) and now to Latin America. The variety is suitable for medium to high altitudes and is drought tolerant, but susceptible to the main coffee diseases. SL28 is characterised by rusticity, a trait that means it can be left untended for several years or even decades and then return to successful production. Many parts of Kenya have SL28 trees that are 60-80 years old and still productive. The variety was selected at the former Scott Agricultural Laboratories (now the National Agricultural Laboratories, NARL, located in Kabete). The individual tree selections made at Scott Laboratories between 1935 and 1939 were prefixed with SL. There were 42 in total and they were examined for yield, quality and resistance to drought and disease. Recent genetic tests have confirmed that SL28 is related to the Bourbon genetic group. It has become valued for its sweet, complex flavour with vinous undertones.SL34 was originally selected in Kenya in the late 1930s at Scott Agricultural Laboratories. It is very susceptible to major diseases such as coffee rust, coffee berry blight and coffee berry disease. Therefore, proper disease control and prevention strategies are essential for its successful cultivation. Recent genetic tests have shown that SL34 is related to the Typica genetic group. The variety is known for its exceptional cup quality, full body and pleasant acidity.ROASTER'S OPINIONCrisp, acidic, and fruity. A prominent acidity balanced by the sweetness of ripe citrus fruits. Perfect both hot and cold.RECIPE V6016g of coffee250g of water 96°CMedium Grind Size 1. Put a paper filter in your V60 and rinse it with hot water ( 96C ). It will preheat your drip brewer and gets rid of a paper taste from the filter. For the best results always use filtered water (remember that 98,5 % of your brewed coffee is water)2. Remove the rinsing water from the server.3. Grind your beans just before you brew and add the coffee to the drip brewer. Gently distribute your coffee into the center of your V60.4. Place your V60 on a vessel on a scale and make sure that your water is 96 C.5. Tare your scale and start the timer.6. Add 50 grams of water. Your coffee will begin to bloom.7. At 30 seconds, add more water up to 100 grams. Pour the water slow, gently and in clockwise circles.8. At 00:50 pour hot water to 200g. 9. At 01:10 pour hot water to 250g.10. Swirl your V60 and let the coffee drip. 11. The water should have drained in around 3:00. You may need to change your grind setting, when the coffee finishes to brew too quickly or too long. But always taste and then judge your coffee.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Trigger roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of nectarine, sweet citrus and brown sugar.Country: ColombiaRegion: CaucaFarm: El PalmarProcessing: WashedAltitude: 2117 m a.s.l.Variety: Pink BourbonCupping score: 89 / 100 ABOUT THE COFFEEDelicate, sweet, and with a clarity that makes the taste both sophisticated and personal. It stands out for its subtle fruit notes and mild sweetness, while remaining clean and very pleasant in taste. This lot comes from El Palmar, a 2-hectare family farm located in La Tolda, Toribio, Cauca, cultivated at an altitude of 2117 meters above sea level – an exceptional elevation that slows down the development of the coffee cherries, allowing for natural sweetness and a complex bouquet. The farm is managed by Zorayda Yule Vitonas, who has been growing coffee for 18 years alongside her husband and daughter. The cherries are hand-picked every 21 days, selecting only those that have reached the distinctive salmon-pink color of the Pink Bourbon variety at optimal ripeness. After flotation and manual sorting, the coffee undergoes a 24-hour fermentation in tanks, then it is depulped and fermented for another 10 hours, washed three times to remove all mucilage, and dried for 16 days in a parabolic solar dryer. This lot was sourced through the Auction for Peace 2025 program – an initiative supporting coffee-growing communities in Cauca.ROASTER'S OPINIONEl Palmar is a sophisticated Colombian Pink Bourbon coffee with a clean, sweet, and incredibly elegant flavor profile. Nectarine and sweet citrus give the brew a delicate fruity character, while brown sugar adds warmth and ensures a long, satisfying aftertaste. The beverage is velvety, balanced, and easy to read, with its natural sweetness binding all elements into a harmonious whole.V60 RECIPEwater temperature: 94 degrees Celsius,300 g water,21 g coffee,grind size 7 (Fellow Ode II)1. Blooming 75 g water pour: 0-0:10,2. 150 g water pour: 0:30-0:40,3. 225 g water pour: 1:00-1:10,4. 300 g water pour: 1:30-1:40. All water should finish drawdown around 2:10 - 2:20.ROYAL BEANSWhat’s behind the name Royal Beans? If Speciality beans are the pinnacle of coffee, our Royal Beans reach the Himalayas! In this series, we present the very top of the coffee pyramid, the crème de la crème, as precious as crown jewels. Anaerobic, Gesha, Nanolot, Lychee – what does it mean to go beyond the ordinary? – Royal Beans is a selection of coffees chosen by us from various roasters – they share exceptional flavor, limited production, unique processing methods, and the highest quality. A treat for coffee connoisseurs (and those aspiring to be)!Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by Bracia Ziółkowscy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles caramel, citrus, and currant.Country: KenyaRegion: hrabstwo KirinyagaProducer: Spółdzielnia Rung’etoVarietal: SL 28, SL 34, Ruiru 11, BatianAltitude: 1600 - 1800 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100 pointsProcessing: WashedABOUT THE COFFEELocated in Kirinyaga County, the Rung’eto Cooperative is one of the more renowned specialty coffee producers in Kenya. And this fame is well-deserved, as year after year, beans from this cooperative rank among the finest Kenyan coffees.Coffee first appeared in the Rungeto area in the 1950s. As life goes, growers experienced ups and downs, including the rise of the massive Ngariama cooperative and its ultimate collapse. In 1997, 1,150 members of the now-defunct Ngariama cooperative came together to form the Rungeto Cooperative Society and soon reopened three wet mills: Kii (built in 1965), Karimikui (1968), and Kiangoi (1995). Farmers who are members of the cooperative deliver coffee to the mills to process it in sweet water from the Kii River.Thanks to good management, the cooperative has sustained itself, and its membership continues to grow – currently counting 7,800 smallholder farmers who cultivate rich, clay soil at altitudes between 1,600 and 1,800 meters above sea level.Thanks to rigorous cherry selection and the famous Kenyan double fermentation, beans from Rung’eto are clean and intense in flavor.ROASTER'S OPINIONHere is the queen among Kenyan coffees. This is already our fourth season with these beans, and it certainly will not be the last. If you like true Kenya in your Kenyan coffee, you will definitely find it here.Store in a dry and cool place
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Guatemala, roasted by Heresy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of chocolate, blueberry, red fruits, caramel and citrus fruits.Origin: GuatemalaRegion: AtitlanFarm: San Jose del LagoProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1600 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100ABOUT THE FARM AND PRODUCEROnly 45 hectares out of the total 200-hectare area are dedicated to coffee cultivation at San Jose del Lago. The rest of the farm belonging to Eduardo is a natural nature reserve offering a breathtaking view of one of the world's most beautiful lakes - Atitlan. This is one of those multi-generational producer stories - the first coffee trees were planted here back in the 1940s. Meanwhile, just 10 years ago, Eduardo was selling his entire production as whole fruit to the local market. Clear quality potential combined with an investment in a small processing mill mean that a decade later we can showcase the expertise of this lovely guy on the other side of the globe!ABOUT THE PROCESSINGTypica variety, hand-picked, processed in their own small processing station. The beans are separated from the pulp and fruit, fermented for 24 hours in tanks, then washed and dried for about two weeks.ROASTER'S OPINIONA return after two seasons of absence! Coffee from Eduardo is, as always, incredibly drinkable. Clean, deep, balanced - to be sipped by the hectoliter.Store in a cool and dry place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted in Warsaw by Story Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew tastes like tea, flowers and citrus fruits.Origin: EthiopiaFarm: small producersProcessing: WashedROASTERA return to the profile that many fans of classic Ethiopian pour-overs have missed. A delicate, floral, and tea-like coffee with a subtle peach sweetness, just as you remember it from years ago.Store in a cool and dry place.
A whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by Bracia Ziółkowscy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles citrus, mango, and Earl Grey.Country: EthiopiaRegion: Gedeo, GedebVarietal: HeirloomProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1950-2100 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100 points
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Heresy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of tropical fruits, stone fruits, blueberry, citrus, flowers and candy sweetness.Origin: ColombiaRegion: CaucaFarm: La CurvaProcessing: Experimental natural (bioreactor)Altitude: 1800 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 88 / 100ABOUT THE FARM AND PRODUCERAlba has been in touch with coffee since early childhood and today continues the family tradition alongside her siblings, running the La Curva farm near the capital of the Cauca region - Popayan. Production here relies on careful, year-round maintenance that keeps the trees in good condition and thereby ensures consistent quality. Several times a year, the plantation is weeded and pruned, and after harvest, damaged coffee fruits are removed to reduce the risk of pests. Additional crops, such as plantains, corn, cassava, avocado, and citrus, provide natural shade, improve soil condition, and serve as an additional source of income for the Sanchez family.ABOUT THE PROCESSINGCastillo variety, hand-picked, undergoes initial selection on the farm, then is transported to Area 18 - a modern lab under the Banexport banner.On site, it undergoes another selection process and analysis to determine the most optimal processing method. Fermented for 4 days under controlled conditions in a bioreactor. This process allows for precise control of microorganism activity, helping the coffee maintain a clean yet distinct sensory profile.Dried for 5 days in an automated chamber with temperature and airflow control.ROASTER'S OPINIONThe definition of perfect balance between the raw material itself and the processing. Fruity depth and complex layers plus tropical-wine intensity result in one of our favorite coffees in 2026!Store in a cool and dry place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Tanzania, roasted by MAMAM roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles orange blossom, mandarin and green tea.Origin: TanzaniaRegion: Songwe, MboziFarm: Sambewe AmcosVariety: KentProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1700 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100 ABOUT THE FARMIn the heart of southwestern Tanzania, in the Mbeya Mountains, lies Sambewe Station, which produces exceptional coffee reflecting the unique terroir of the area. The altitude of over 1,800 m above sea level, the mineral-rich volcanic soil and the ideal microclimate give the coffee beans a full, complex flavour with exceptional sweetness and balanced acidity.AMCOS (Agricultural Marketing Cooperative Societies) group plays a very important role in supporting local farmers. AMCOS is a cooperative organization that brings together small farmers and provides them with various services that improve their living conditions and contribute to a better quality of their products.Mbeya Region – the pearl of the African highlandsMbeya is one of Tanzania’s most important coffee regions, located near Lake Nyasa and bordering Kitulo National Park. The area is known not only for its fertile soil but also for the small family farms that have been growing coffee here for generations. Agriculture is deeply rooted in the local culture – coffee cherries are hand-picked and farmers pay close attention to every detail of the harvest and processing. The Sambewe processing station works with more than 400 smallholder farmers who bring their carefully hand-picked cherries to it.For this particular batch, only Peaberry beans were selected, which give the coffee a unique flavor profile. After hand-picking, the floaters were sorted from the coffee and then the coffee was hulled and sent to fermentation tanks, where after 18-36 hours of fermentation, the beans were freed from the remaining pulp. After washing in channels, the subsequent beans were spread out in parchment on African beds, where they are dried for an average of 14-30 days depending on the weather. Coffees from Tanzania are covered by the AMCOS organization.The role of AMCOS in Mbeya regionEnsuring access to marketsAMCOS helps farmers in the region connect to wider markets and sell their coffee at fair prices. This cooperative gives smaller farmers, who would otherwise struggle to sell directly, collective access to larger buyers and exporters.Support for processing and quality productionAMCOS provides its members with access to improved processing technologies and advice on improving coffee quality. This includes training on proper cherry picking, drying and processing methods , resulting in high-quality coffee that is gaining international recognition.Securing financing and equipmentThe AMCOS cooperative often assists farmers in the Mbeya area with access to finance and necessary equipment such as peelers , drying beds and warehouses , which improves farm infrastructure and streamlines the entire production process.Social and community supportAMCOS also contributes to the development of local communities by investing in educational programs , healthcare , and infrastructure , thereby improving the living conditions of farmers and their families. It also promotes the sharing of experiences among farmers, ensuring the continued growth and stability of coffee production in the region.Ensuring sustainabilityA focus on sustainability is also part of AMCOS' work. The cooperative supports farmers in transitioning to organic and environmentally friendly practices , such as integrated pest management systems or protecting water resources in coffee growing areas.Thanks to these activities, AMCOS provides farmers not only with better conditions for growing quality coffee, but also with broader access to markets and sustainable economic opportunities for the entire region.ROASTER'S NOTEA juicy, yet tea-like coffee that is a great representative of Tanzanian coffees and demonstrates how complex they can be. Plenty of floral and citrus notes, just right for bright summer days.RECIPE V6016g of coffee250g of water 96°CMedium Grind Size 1. Put a paper filter in your V60 and rinse it with hot water ( 96C ). It will preheat your drip brewer and gets rid of a paper taste from the filter. For the best results always use filtered water (remember that 98,5 % of your brewed coffee is water)2. Remove the rinsing water from the server.3. Grind your beans just before you brew and add the coffee to the drip brewer. Gently distribute your coffee into the center of your V60.4. Place your V60 on a vessel on a scale and make sure that your water is 96 C.5. Tare your scale and start the timer.6. Add 50 grams of water. Your coffee will begin to bloom.7. At 30 seconds, add more water up to 100 grams. Pour the water slow, gently and in clockwise circles.8. At 00:50 pour hot water to 200g. 9. At 01:10 pour hot water to 250g.10. Swirl your V60 and let the coffee drip. 11. The water should have drained in around 3:00. You may need to change your grind setting, when the coffee finishes to brew too quickly or too long. But always taste and then judge your coffee.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty coffee beans from Kenya, roasted by Rocket Bean in Latvia. Filter coffee - light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect the flavour resembling blackcurrant marmalade, chocolate cookies and pomelo.Country: KenyaRegion: Regional smallholdersFarm: Kenyan smallholdersProcessing: WashedVarietal: SL-34, SL-28, Ruiru 11 and BatianAltitude: 1450–1900 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 85 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEThis fly-crop lot has been washed and sun-dried on African drying beds. Like a multifaceted gem, it showcases the diverse range of flavours this origin offers, from dark berries to citrus notes. Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by Berlin-based Five Elephant. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew has the flavour of cranberry, pink grapefruit and anise.Country: KenyaRegion: Nyeri CountyFarm: Gatura FactoryVarietal: SL28, SL34Processing: WashedAltitude: 1600-1800 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEESL28 & SL34 from Gatura Factory, Nyeri; ~24h fermentation, channel washing, overnight soak, 15-day drying on raised beds. Bright and juicy; SL28 brings layered acidity and fruit, SL34 adds sweetness and depth.Store in a cold and dry space.
Miga Coffee Roasters Peru Cajamarca is a specialty-grade whole-bean coffee sourced from the Cenfrocafe cooperative, which brings together smallholder producers from northern Peru and holds organic farming certification. Bourbon variety beans, grown at elevations of 1600–2400 m a.s.l. in the Jaén and St. Ignacio areas, offer a clean and well-balanced profile. The cup is dominated by notes of dried fruits,honey, and nuts, creating a warm, sweet, and pleasantly creamy brew. It’s an excellent choice for lovers of classic, gentle, and naturally sweet coffees. Country of origin: PeruRegion: Jaén & St. Ignacio, Cajamarca RegionFarm: Cenfrocafe CooperativeVariety: BourbonProcessing method: WashedAltitude: 1600–2400 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty coffee beans from Ethiopia, roasted by Rocket Bean in Latvia. Filter coffee - light roasted, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect the flavour resembling lime, jasmine, carrot cake, sugar candy and apple.Origin: EthiopiaRegion: Gedeb, ChelbesaFarm: Chelbesa washing stationProcessing: WashedVariety: HeirloomAltitude: 2150 - 2200 m a. s. l.Cupping score: 88 / 100 ABOUT THE COFFEEGrown by smallholders in the Gedeb region’s native forest farms, this coffee lot showcases Ethiopia’s bright characteristics to the fullest. It offers a vibrant profile with floral undertones that playfully complement the coffee’s natural sweetness.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Kenya, roasted by the Warsaw-based roastery Teso. Light roast, ideal for filter coffee makers, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. The flavor profile features notes of red currants, raspberry and jasmine.Country of origin: Kenya Region: EmbuVariety: domestic varietalsProcessing method: WashedCupping score: 87 / 100Altitude: 1700 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE PRODUCTA Kenyan classic, the result of collaboration between experienced farmers and the scientific expertise of the Danish research laboratory POMA. In the cup, you will find a composition of redcurrant, raspberry, and jasmine. Pleasantly acidic, floral, and expressive. Blink—and it's gone.ROASTER'S OPINIONOur first Kenya this year—delicate—red fruits and flowers. Pure class.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by Trigger roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of peach, earl grey and caramel.Country: EthiopiaRegion: YirgacheffeFarm: Banko Chelbesa local farmsProcessing: WashedAltitude: 2000 - 2300 m a.s.l.Variety: 74112, 74110Cupping score: 87 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEChelbesa is a delicate, tea-like coffee from Ethiopia with a clean taste. It stands out with notes of juicy peach and the aroma of Earl Grey tea, while maintaining balance and being very pleasant to drink. This lot comes from Banko Chelbesa in the Gedeb woreda, located in the Gedeo Zone of southern Ethiopia – part of the broader Yirgacheffe coffee-growing region, at an altitude of 2000–2300 meters above sea level. Coffee here is cultivated by multi-generational families of smallholders on small garden plots, often intercropped with enset, avocado, and papaya. The high altitude and iron-rich, acidic soils of the region contribute to the bright, floral character for which classic Yirgacheffe coffee is famous. For this washed-process lot, ripe cherries are depulped on the day of harvest, fermented in clean tanks to remove mucilage, and then thoroughly washed and sun-dried on raised beds.ROASTER'S OPINIONChelbesa is a classic Ethiopian washed coffee, characterized by a delicate, aromatic, and very accessible flavor profile. Peach and Earl Grey give the brew a juicy, tea-like character, while caramel adds warmth and a smooth, long-lasting finish. The brew is clean, balanced, and easy to read, yet complex enough to maintain its appeal. It is distinct, yet calm and drinkable – a great everyday Ethiopia.V60 RECIPEwater temperature: 94 degrees Celsius 300 g water 21 g coffee grind size 7.2 (Fellow Ode II)1. Bloom 75 g water pouring: 0-0:10,2. 150 g water pouring 0:30-0:40,3. 225 g water pouring 1:00-1:10,4. 300 g water pouring 1:30-1:40.All water should finish drawdown around 2:10 - 2:20.Store in a cool, dry place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Indonesia, roasted by Bracia Ziółkowscy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles red fruits, herbs, marzipan and tobacco.Country: IndonesiaRegion: East Jawa, WeninggalihFarm: Frinsa EstateVarietal: Borbor, Sigarar Utang, Andung Sari, P88Altitude: 1400 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100Processing: WashedABOUT THE FARM We haven't been buying beans from the Frinsa estate in Indonesia just since yesterday. But as it happens, until now these were mainly anaerobic, extended natural, and similar processes. In other words, the kind where the processing itself heavily influences the coffee's character. This time, however, we are offering you a washed coffee from Indonesia – it allows you to truly taste the origin.Frinsa is an estate that has been operating since 2010. It is run by a married couple, Wildan Mustofa and Atieq Mustikaningtyas. It consists of six farms with a total area of 105 hectares and its own washing station with a laboratory for anaerobic processing. Since its inception, the estate has focused on quality coffees. Initially, this was primarily related to producing coffees using the washed process, which is rare in Indonesia. Later, experimental processes were added to the mix. Thanks to the experience of the Mustofa and Mustikaningtyas couple and continuous investment in infrastructure, these coffees are always of the highest standard.ROASTER'S OPINIONThis is our first washed bean from Indonesia. And what a hit right off the bat. Very sweet, with a dense, buttery body. Spices, herbs, caramel. Once you finish a cup, you'll immediately think about the next one.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted in Hungary by Casino Mocca. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. In flavour, you can expect the hints of redcurrant, blood orange and pink grapefruit.Country: KenyaFarm: Arphaxad Ironjo KimaniRegion: KiambuProcessing: WashedVarietal: SL28, SL34, BatianAltitude: 1500-1800 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Decaffeinated speciality coffee from Colombia roasted by Berlin-based Five Elephant. Medium roast, perfect for pour-over brewing methods, as well as for espresso. Well-balanced when it comes to sweet and fruity notes. Expect the hints of apples, hazelnut and white grapes.Country: ColombiaRegion: CaucaVariety: Castillo, ColombiaProcess: WashedMethod of decaffeination: Sugarcane ProcessAltitude: 1000 - 1100 m a.s.l.Decaf that is processed using the highest quality water and Ethyl Acetate, a natural solvent derived from fermented sugar or molasses products.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Peru, roasted by Rocket Bean in Latvia. Medium roast, perfect for all brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles chocolate cake, red apple, and toffee.Country: PeruRegion: CajamarcaProducer: Ande Peruanos Processing: WashedAltitude: 1500 - 2020 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 84,5 / 100 pointsStore in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Peru, roasted in Germany by 19grams. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. In the cup, you can expect the hints of mandarin, vanilla and caramel.Country: PeruRegion: Jaén, CajamarcaVariety: Catimor, Caturra, Bourbon, Typica, Tabi, Gesha, PacamaraFarm: Finca NaranjalProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1850 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 85 / 100Microlot by Alex Julca, who has run Finca Naranjal since 2021 in the Flor-de-Selva zone (Jaén, Cajamarca). Approx. 3 ha, ~5000 trees, washed at 1850 m. Focus on sustainability.ROASTER'S NOTEA bright, creamy and fruity microlot from Cajamarca. Washed at 1850 m, with a silky sweetness unusual for Peru.16 g coffee, 250 g water, medium grind, ~2.5 minStore in a cold and dry space.
A specialty-grade blend of whole-bean coffees roasted by the 2015 World Coffee Roasting Champion, Audun Sorbotten.Each package contains at least 75% beans from Brazil and around 25% Arabica from various origins.The coffee is lightly roasted and recommended especially for cafés as a bean for commercial batch brewers. It also performs well in V60, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods.Country: >75% Brazil, approx. 25% mixed ArabicaFarm: Fazenda Da LagoaProcessing method: WashedStore in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya roasted by DAK Coffee Roasters from the Netherlands. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles currants, pomegranate and rhubarb.Country: KenyaRegion: KirinyagaProducer: Kainamui StationVarietal: SL-28, SL-34, Batian, Ruiru 11Processing: WashedAltitude: 1800 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by MAMAM roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles plum, peach and jasmin.Origin: EthiopiaRegion: Worka, Gedeb, YirgacheffeFarm: Bekele GemedaVariety: HeirloomProcessing: WashedAltitude: 2000 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100 ABOUT THE FARM This single producer lot comes from Mr. Bekele Gemeda in the Worka village in Yirgacheffe. Mr Bekele Gemeda is a resident of small village called Worka 13 kms from Gedeb town. He owns 6.5 hectares of coffee farm in one place and another 3 hectares in another place within the same village. He works full time in his farm assisted by his able children who completed their primary education but couldn’t find another job in towns. Mr Bekele, who is the father of 11 children, fully relied on the income he generated from his coffee farm. The coffee farm business also supports his two elder married sons who also work together with him.Mr Bekele Gemeda was incredibly grateful to see the care he has put into his coffee showed well enough in the cup to have his coffee kept separate, something that is rare in Ethiopia. The coffee is picked ripe and depulped the same day. There is usually a fermentation period of 8–12 hours in open-air tanks, then washed in water channels to remove the mucilage. The coffee seeds will be spread on raised beds to dry for 5–15 days, depending on the weather.ROASTERTea with honey and lemon and a piece of yeast cake with plum - that is what this coffee reminds me of.RECIPE V6016g of coffee250g of water 96°CMedium Grind Size 1. Put a paper filter in your V60 and rinse it with hot water ( 96C ). It will preheat your drip brewer and gets rid of a paper taste from the filter. For the best results always use filtered water (remember that 98,5 % of your brewed coffee is water)2. Remove the rinsing water from the server.3. Grind your beans just before you brew and add the coffee to the drip brewer. Gently distribute your coffee into the center of your V60.4. Place your V60 on a vessel on a scale and make sure that your water is 96 C.5. Tare your scale and start the timer.6. Add 50 grams of water. Your coffee will begin to bloom.7. At 30 seconds, add more water up to 100 grams. Pour the water slow, gently and in clockwise circles.8. At 00:50 pour hot water to 200g. 9. At 01:10 pour hot water to 250g.10. Swirl your V60 and let the coffee drip. 11. The water should have drained in around 3:00. You may need to change your grind setting, when the coffee finishes to brew too quickly or too long. But always taste and then judge your coffee.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted in the KYOTO Coffee Roasters roastery in Wrocław. Light roast, ideal for drip coffee makers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. The taste has notes reminiscent of black currants, pomegranate and lime.Country: KenyaRegion: KirinyagaFarm: Kiamutuira – Cooperativa MutiraProcessing: WashedVarietal: SL28, SL34 oraz BatianCupping score: 88 / 100 pointsAltitude: 1630 - 1700 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEThis coffee perfectly demonstrates why the finest Kenyan beans are so highly prized. It delights with a distinct, juicy acidity and exceptional clarity of flavor, creating a harmonious and vibrant cup.The sensory profile is dominated by notes of blackcurrant, juicy pomegranate, and fresh lime. The intensity of the fruit combines with a pleasant sweetness, leaving a long, elegant finish.The beans come from the Kirinyaga region, located at the foot of Mount Kenya, where fertile volcanic soils and a favorable microclimate support the cultivation of exceptional quality coffees. It is a composition of SL28, SL34, and Batian botanical varieties – valued for their flavor complexity, high quality, and characteristic, lively profile.BREWING RECOMMENDATION6 g / 100 ml, Drip V60 02, water temp.: 94°C, 26 clicks, brew time: 3 - 4 min / 600 ml.Store in a cool, dry place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted in Denmark by La Cabra. Medium roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods, and also for espresso. You can expect floral notes.Origin: ColombiaRegion: TolimaFarm: Luis AguirreProcessing: WashedVariety: Pink BourbonAltitude: 1900 m a.s.l.Washed Pink Bourbon from Luis Aguirre, Tolima; clean and clear character. Floral and bright Pink Bourbon with cleanliness and clear character.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Guatemala, roasted by Trigger roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of apple, forest fruits and hazelnut.Country: GuatemalaRegion: AtitlanFarm: San Jose del LagoProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1565-2000 m a.s.l.Variety: CaturraCupping score: 87 / 100 ABOUT THE COFFEEClean, sweet, and with a warmth that makes every cup give a sense of peace and satisfaction. It is characterized by notes of crisp apple and forest fruits, while being balanced by the sweetness of roasted hazelnuts. This lot comes from Finca San Jose del Lago in the Atitlán region of Guatemala, where it is grown at an altitude of 1,565–2,100 meters above sea level, overlooking Lake Atitlán and three majestic volcanoes. The farm covers an area of 200 hectares, of which 45 hectares are dedicated to coffee cultivation – the remainder forms a natural protected area. The Cabrera family has been connected to this land since the early 20th century, and coffee cultivation began in the 1940s. Eduardo Cabrera, the current owner, invested in building his own wet mill on the farm, which allowed him to take full control over processing quality. The coffee is fully washed and carefully dried, ensuring the clean, crisp flavor profile for which the Atitlan region is famous.ROASTER'S OPINIONIf muesli could be coffee, it would want to be this Guatemala! The best that Central America has to offer - the acidity of red apples, a basket of forest fruits, and a beautiful sweetness of hazelnuts reminiscent of Nutella.V60 RECIPEwater temperature: 94 degrees Celsius, 300 g water, 21 g coffee, grind size 7.2 (Fellow Ode II)Bloom 75 g water pouring: 0-0:10,150 g water pouring 0:30-0:40,225 g water pouring 1:00-1:10,300 g water pouring 1:30-1:40. All water should finish drawdown at around 2:10 - 2:30. Store in a cool and dry place.
Coffee roasted in the KYOTO Coffee Roasters roastery in Wrocław. Light roast, ideal for drip coffee makers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. The taste has natural notes reminiscent of caramel, blackberries, and grapefruits.Country: RwandaRegion: Northern ProvinceFarm: Nova Coffee Processing: WashedVarietal: Red BourbonCupping score: 87 / 100 pointsAltitude: 1450 - 1500 m a.s.l.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted in Warsaw by Story Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew tastes like strawberry, raspberry, yuzu and violet.Origin: KenyaRegion: Murang'aFarm: Kangiri Farmers Cooperative SocietyProcessing: WashedVariety: SL28, SL34, Ruiru, BatianAltitude: 1900 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia roasted by DAK Coffee Roasters from the Netherlands. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles citrus, peach, and flowers.Country: ColombiaVarietal: GeishaProcessing: Washed Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Good Coffee roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of cherry, raspberry, orange and tea.Origin: Colombia Region: Lord Voldemort, HuilaAltitude 1800 m a.s.l.Processing: WashedVariety: Pink Bourbon
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Rocket Bean in Latvia. Filter coffee - light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect the flavour resembling chocolate, apple, and biscuit.Country: ColombiaRegion: Cauca, PopayanProcessing: WashedVarietal: seasonal selectionAltitude: 1500 - 2070 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty coffee beans from Peru, roasted by Rocket Bean in Latvia. Filter coffee - light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect the flavour resembling red apples, latvian curd cake and salted caramel.Country: PeruRegion: Cajamarca, San Ignacio, La CoipaFarm: La Coipa smalholdersProcessing: WashedVarietal: Catuai & BourbonAltitude: 1650–1850 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEGrown on smallholder farms surrounding the village of La Coipa, this lot fully showcases the best that washed Peruvian coffee has to offer. In the cup, vibrant malic acidity beautifully blends with a long-lasting caramel sweetness that gently lingers on your palate.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee beans from Colombia, roasted in Poland by LaCava. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect hints of vanilla, cocoa and tropical fruits.Country: ColombiaRegion: Chinchina CaldasFarm: El RenacerProcessing: Washed Termal ShockVarietal: Red BourbonAltitude: 1400-1600 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100 ptsStore in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Rwanda, roasted in Warsaw by Story Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can feel taste of black tea, mango, pineapple, and citrus.Country: RwandaRegion: GakenkeVarietal: BourbonProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1760 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by Caffe Grano roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles rose, plum and hibiscus.Country: KenyaRegion: KiamwangiVarietal: Sl-28,Sl-34,Ruiru-11Processing: WashedFarm: Iria IniAltitude: 2000 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100 ABOUT THE COFFEEKenya from the Nyeri region, with a full body and a long aftertaste for connoisseurs of intense Kenyas, processed at the iconic Kiamwangi station, which produces the best Kenyas, fermented using the washed method, and dried on Kenyan drying beds for 17-21 days with attention to every single bean so that it dries evenly.ROASTER'S OPINIONA classic blackcurrant face of quality Kenya, broken by floral notes in the background, with a solid, medium-intense plum acidity. Full body, smooth texture, honey-fruit sweetness. A solid Kenyuśka through and through, nothing more to add.ROYAL BEANSWhat’s behind the name Royal Beans? If Speciality beans are the pinnacle of coffee, our Royal Beans reach the Himalayas! In this series, we present the very top of the coffee pyramid, the crème de la crème, as precious as crown jewels. Anaerobic, Gesha, Nanolot, Lychee – what does it mean to go beyond the ordinary? – Royal Beans is a selection of coffees chosen by us from various roasters – they share exceptional flavor, limited production, unique processing methods, and the highest quality. A treat for coffee connoisseurs (and those aspiring to be)!RECIPE: Immersion method17 g coffee / 270 g water at 95°CGrind size: coarseBloom: use 70 g of water and wait 50 seconds.Open the flow and add 100 g of water.Around 1:45 add another 100 g of water.Total time: 2:30 Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Tanzania, roasted by Heresy roasting brand. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew resembles the flavour of blueberries, jam, citrus, herbs, spices and flowers.Origin: TanzaniaRegion: MboziFarm: 160 smallholdersProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1600-1800 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100ABOUT THE FARM AND THE COFFEE PRODUCERItumpi is a cooperative with quite long traditions, as its origins date back to the 1970s. It brings together 160 small producers living in the Mbozi region, less than 70 km from the border with Zambia. Recently, in 2019, the cooperative built a central washing station, thanks to which all harvested cherries are processed on-site. Naturally, this boosted the quality of the final product and made exporting outside Tanzania easier – and as a result – increased the cooperative's profit.ABOUT THE PROCESSING OF COFFEE BEANS ON THE FARMThe Bourbon variety, hand-picked, is delivered on the same day to a small washing station owned by the cooperative. After the depulping process, which separates the seed from the fruit, it is sorted by bean size and then separately fermented in a tank for 10 hours. Washed and dried on raised beds for 10 days.ROASTER'S OPINIONOne could say that high-quality lots from Tanzania are a wonderful rescue that comes outside the fresh Kenya season. Jammy, fruity, and juicy. And that is exactly the case here. We are happy to put Itumpi into the roaster for another year in a row!Store in a cool and dry place.