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Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Rwanda, roasted by the Polish roastery Paloma. Light roast – perfect for pour-over brewing methods such as drip, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, batch brewers, and other alternative methods. In the cup, you’ll find notes of apricot, hazelnut, cocoa, peach, orange and walnut. Origin: RwandaRegion: Kizi RiftProcessing: NaturalVariety: Red BourbonAltitude: 1550 - 1900 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100Ikivuguto is produced by a family-owned exporter from the Rutsiro coffee-growing region in Rwanda. This group of coffee micro-producers operates on a collaborative model that allows them to deliver their beans directly to roasters. They focus on cup quality, environmental and economic sustainability, and supply chain transparency.They achieve this by working vertically—from farm to roastery—as a single team. Their goal is sustainable coffee production, creating high-quality microlots, and ensuring fair prices for farmers. Through transparency and teamwork, they improve the quality of life for producers and their families while providing added value to roasters.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Costa Rica, roasted by the Warsaw-based roastery HAYB. Light roast, ideal for filter coffee makers, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. The flavor profile features notes of forest fruits, blackberry and clementine.Country of origin: Costa RicaRegion: BruncaVariety: Villa SarchiProcessing method: Natural ReposadoCupping score: 87 / 100Growing altitude: 1800-2000 m a.s.l.Rested in the coldCosta Rica in a version we love – a real gem from Corazón de Jesús, specifically from the Los Tonos plot. Behind this project is Johnny Alvarado Abarca, who cultivates coffee in the Brunca region.In this bag, you will find the Villa Sarchi variety, a local mutation of Bourbon known for its elegant acidity and powerful sweetness. The experience is enhanced by the Natural Reposado process – the cherries "rest" in the cold for some time before drying, allowing the sugars from the pulp to maximally penetrate the bean. Thanks to this, the Los Tonos plot offers an incredibly syrupy body and notes of ripe red fruits, while maintaining exemplary brew clarity. It is the perfect balance between a modern approach to fermentation and classic, fruity drinkability that will work great in your drippers.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 orange, pear and kiwi.Country: ColombiaRegion: HuilaFarm: El DivisioProcessing: NaturalAltitude: 1850 m a.s.l.Variety: Bourbon SidraCupping score: 88 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEE Tropical, multi-layered, and complex in flavor, making every sip a new experience. It is characterized by juicy fruit notes and distinct sweetness, while remaining clean in taste and very pleasant to drink. This lot comes from El Diviso, a family-owned farm in Huila managed by Nestor Lasso, grown at an altitude of 1850 meters above sea level on fertile volcanic soils. El Diviso is one of the most acclaimed farms in the Colombian specialty coffee industry, known for combining traditional cultivation knowledge with a scientific approach to fermentation and drying. The Bourbon Sidra undergoes a multi-stage natural process: after selective hand-picking and flotation, the cherries undergo a 36-hour oxidation process, followed by a 48-hour anaerobic fermentation. Next, the leachate from the cherries is collected and reused in a subsequent 36-hour submerged fermentation with continuous recirculation, finished with a thermal shock. Drying takes place in sealed, air-conditioned stainless steel dehumidifying equipment to preserve all aromatic compounds.ROASTER'S OPINIONPineapple, lychee, and melon give the coffee a distinct, multi-layered fruity character, while the delicate acidity of mandarin orange makes the whole cup crisp and full of life. The flavor is clean, expressive, and full of energy, and the long aftertaste continues to surprise. It is complex and distinct, yet balanced and very pleasant in taste – one of the most exciting Colombian coffees we have ever tasted.V60 RECIPEwater temperature: 92 degrees Celsius,300 g water,21 g coffee,grind size 7 (Fellow Ode II)Blooming 75 g water pour: 0-0:10,150 g water pour: 0:30-0:40,225 g water pour: 1:00-1:10,300 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 Costa Rica, roasted in Warsaw by CoffeeLab. 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 cherry liqueur, wild strawberry and grapefruit.Origin: Costa RicaRegion: ChirripóFarm: Corazón de JesúsVariety: PeaberryProcessing: Natural AnaerobicAltitude: 1800 – 1950 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEECosta Rica Alvarado Fonseca Family is another peaberry* that completely won us over. There is something of cherry liqueur to it: lightly fermented, deep and intense. But instead of drifting into a heavy, boozy ferment, it stays on the light side of the Force: fresh, bright, and grapefruit-leaning.Our first impression? Cherries in a liqueur-like, very sweet form. The grapefruit note is there to show clarity, freshness, and citrusy acidity. During our tests, the brew came out expressive, but not overwhelming. Fruity, clea,n and juicy. Not too light, not too heavy. Just right.The coffee comes from the Chirripó region in Costa Rica, from farms located at 1800–1950 m a.s.l. Behind the lot stands the Alvarado Fonseca Family, a producer family connected with the Corazón de Jesús micro-mill. Jhon Alvarado Abarca, also known as Johny, regularly appears among the top names in Cup of Excellence, and his work shows what you can achieve with experience, ambition, and constant process refinement.This lot was processed as natural anaerobic, which helps build deep, fermented fruitiness without taking away the coffee’s clarity. And that is exactly what we liked most about it: the intensity is clear, but kept in check. A good example of a thoughtful combination of peaberry selection and process.We especially recommend this lot to people who enjoy fruity-fermented intensity, but care just as much about balance. There is energy and depth here. But there is also lightness and freshness.*Peaberry is a natural anomaly: instead of two flat seeds developing inside the coffee cherry, there is one smaller, rounder seed. In practice, it can often give a more concentrated and intense flavour.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia roasted at HAYB. Medium roast, perfect for espresso machines and moka pots. In the cup, you can expect juicy orange notes and the sweetness of apricot jam and milk chocolate.Country: ColombiaRegion: CaucaProcessing: WashedStore in a cold and dry space.
A drip bag is a pocket-sized dripper filled with specialty coffee, sealed in an airtight sachet. It's a perfect choice for anyone who doesn't want to give up their favorite coffee, no matter where they are. Discover the convenience and flavor of drip bags today!In this package, you will find coffee from Ethiopia. You can feel taste of orange, jasmine and strawberry.Country: EthiopiaRegion: SidamaVarietal: HeirloomProcessing: NaturalFarm: KaramoABOUT THE COFFEEThe Heirloom variety delivers what we love about Ethiopia – juicy citrus and subtle floral-jasmine notes that give it freshness and lightness. A delicate strawberry sweetness comes through in the aftertaste.The natural processing method provides density and full flavor, with a smooth texture and distinct sweetness that beautifully balances the citrus flavors. An Ethiopian classic that is perfect for everyday enjoyment!ROASTER'S OPINIONA drip bag is the perfect solution for specialty coffee fans who value convenience and quality. The sachets are lightweight and take up little space – they are perfect for travel, business trips, and work. All you need is a mug and hot water to brew a cup of filter coffee in just a few minutes.RECIPEPlace the opened drip bag on a mug and pour water into it two or three times (ideally about 180-200 ml). I recommend brewing in slightly taller mugs so that the drip bag does not touch the coffee that has already been brewed.Store in a cool and dry place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee beans from Uganda and Ethiopia, roasted by COFFEE PLANT from Poland. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect hints of stone fruit, lemon, black tea.Country: Uganda, EthiopiaProcessing: Washed Varietal: MixExperience the intense juiciness of fruit with FLOW Juicy Fruit! In this unique blend, we have combined beans from Uganda and Ethiopia to create the perfect combination of distinctive African flavors. Thanks to traditional washed processing, the coffee retains its intense juiciness, emphasizing the richness of its fruity notes. Truly juicy.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Guatemala, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Dark roast, perfect for espresso, coffee machines, and moka pots. You can expect hints of milk chocolate, green apple, and citrus.Country: GuatemalaRegion: HuehuetenangoVarietal: Caturra, Typica, Bourbon, CatuaiProcessing: WashedCupping score: 85 / 100 pointsStore in a cold and dry space.
Coffee beans from Colombia, roasted by Polish Etno roastery. Medium roast makes this coffee perfect for espresso and pour-over coffee machines. You will find this coffee full of citrus-like acidity and the notes of dark chocolate.Country: ColombiaRegion: MedellinGrowing altitude: 1400 - 1700 m above sea level.Botanical variety: various types of local arabicaBean processing: WashedStore in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, 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 brew resembles the flavour of bubblegum, blackberry and citrus fruits.Origin: ColombiaRegion: Pitalito, HuilaFarm: MonteblancoVariety: Purple CaturraProcessing: Anaerobic Washed, fermented with blackberries Altitude: 1730 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100ABOUT THE FARMFinca Monteblanco is a 14-hectare family farm managed together by Rodrigo Sanchez Valencia and his wife Claudia. It is also one of the epicenters of infused fermentations in Colombia. The Sanchez Valencia family has developed a complex process, allowing them to achieve stable and repeatable results.ABOUT PROCESSINGThe first stage involves creating a "fermentation starter" – naturally occurring yeasts are extracted from the cherries of the Purple Caturra variety. Next, they are added to concentrated blueberry juice to conduct a pre-fermentation. Then, the starter obtained this way is added to the already harvested coffee cherries sealed in 200-liter fermentation tanks. After this stage, the coffee is processed as a classic washed.We have been roasting infused fermentation coffees for some time now. Of course, they vary, but they share a fairly distinct common trait in their profile. Blueberry was an absolute surprise. We took a slurp and said to ourselves – wow, fudge, toffee, milk chocolate. We've never had anything like this before. Blueberries are there, of course – in the dry aroma, in the flavor. But that is not the main characteristic of this coffee. It reminds us most of éclair candies – hard, but milky and caramelly – with a small blueberry on top. - RoasteryROASTER'S OPINIONOh my! We have been roasting coffees from infused fermentations for some time now, but there has never been anything like this. Caramel, the sweetness of fudge, or maybe toffee in milk chocolate. And a pyramid of blueberries on top. This is good!Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by ROST 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 lavender, grapefruit and earl grey tea.Country: ColombiaRegion: Buesaco, Nariño, ColombiaFarm: Huver Castillo, El PaseoProcessing: Anaerobic WashedAltitude: 1800 m a.s.l.Variety: CaturraCupping score: 89 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEBefore you is a coffee that instantly became our biggest surprise on this year's cupping table! Meet Colombia El Paseo – an exceptional lot from Huver Castillo. Huver, a former mathematics teacher, now applies that same precision and passion for innovation to the processing methods on his family farm, situated on the steep slopes overlooking the Buesaco valley. This coffee is an absolute bomb of lavender and Earl Grey that is addictive from the very first sip. The unique profile of these Caturra variety beans is the result of meticulous work. The cherries first undergo a 36-hour pre-fermentation, and then, after pulping, they go into sealed anaerobic tanks for as long as 6 days, where the addition of enzymes allows their full potential to be unlocked.ROASTER'S OPINIONThis coffee is my favorite offering in our lineup. The intensely noticeable Earl Grey, citrus acidity, and a delicately emerging lavender aroma create an excellent sensory combination in the cup.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya and Ethiopia, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Dark roast, perfect for espresso, coffee machines, and moka pots. You can expect hints of red fruits, stone fruits and fresh citrus.Country: Kenya, EthiopiaRegion: Nyeri, GujiVarietal: SL28, SL34, HeirloomProcessing: Natural/Fully washedAltitude: 1620-2230 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEThis coffee was designed for espresso tonic — juicy, refreshing, and distinct enough to hold its own when combined with tonic water. Its profile features red fruits, stone fruits, and subtle citrus, which together build a fresh, fruity character.Washed processed Kenya brings clear, citrusy energy and structure, ensuring the espresso remains distinct even after mixing with tonic. Natural processed Ethiopia adds sweetness and an intense, fruity dimension — ranging from juicy red fruits to ripe stone fruits.The espresso itself is full of energy, clean, and naturally sweet, with a clear freshness in the background. When combined with tonic, the beverage becomes even lighter and more crisp — citrus notes boost the refreshment, fruity sweetness balances the dryness, and the whole composition results in a juicy, clear, and highly drinkable profile.ROASTER'S OPINIONThis coffee was created with espresso tonic in mind — intense, juicy, and bold enough to cut through even when mixed with tonic. Its profile is based on red fruits, stone fruits, and subtle citrus, which together create a fresh, fruity, and crisp character.In combination with tonic, the drink gains fullness and energy. Citrus notes enhance the refreshing effect, fruity sweetness softens the bitterness of the tonic, and the overall experience becomes both juicy and clear.This is exactly the profile expected from a good espresso tonic base — fresh, light, and very drinkable. Perfect for warm days and all moments when you feel like having something truly refreshing.RECIPEEspresso Tonic is a simple yet very refreshing drink, perfect for hot days. Just prepare a tall glass with ice, pour in about 150 ml of tonic, and then gently add a freshly brewed espresso. The result is a light, sparkling drink with a pleasant citrus and coffee character.For extra aroma, you can add a few slices of orange or grapefruit — they will emphasize the freshness and give the drink a more complex flavor profile.For the espresso, a classic recipe works best: 18 g of finely ground coffee to obtain about 35–40 g of brew in approximately 30 seconds. The order is key — tonic first, then espresso. In the reverse version, the drink may foam up excessively and "overflow" from the glass.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Brazil, roasted by Warsaw-based roastery Teso. Dark roast, perfect for espresso, coffee machines, and moka pots. You can expect hints of chocolate, brown sugar, toffee and citrus fruits.Country: BrazilRegion: CerradoProcessing: NaturalAltitude: 1250 m a.s.l.Variety: AraraCupping score: 86 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEOn the Brazilian hills of Cerrado, a coffee of timeless character grows. Chocolate, brown sugar, and toffee balanced by a hint of citrus and rose. This is what classics taste like at their best.Store in a cool and dry place.
Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Costa Rica, 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 raspberry, citrus, honey and milk chocolate.Country of origin: Costa RicaRegion: Pérez Zeledón, BruncaVariety: CatuaiProcessing method: Red HoneyCupping score: 86 / 100Altitude: 1420-1710 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEELa Totoba and Teso have something in common: they are easy to like and hard to forget. Summer raspberry, citrus, golden honey, and milk chocolate on the finish. The red honey process brings out the best of what Costa Rican beans have to offer.ROASTER'S OPINIONOne producer, two processes. The honey process added lightness without taking away the sweetness. Summer is in full swing.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 Uganda, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Dark roast, perfect for espresso, coffee machines, and moka pots. You can expect hints of caramel, peach, lemon and black tea.Country: UgandaRegion: Kasese DistrictFarm: Bugoye Washing StationProducent: Kyagalanyi Coffee Varietal: SL14, SL28Processing: Fully WashedAltitude: 1700-2200 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE REGION AND THE FARMThe magnificent Rwenzori Mountains, known as the "Mountains of the Moon," stretch for over 120 km across western Uganda. High altitude, fertile volcanic soils, abundant rainfall, and appropriate temperatures create ideal conditions for growing high-quality coffee, while rivers flowing from the snow-capped peaks effectively irrigate the surrounding areas.Farmers delivering coffee cherries to the Bugoye washing station cultivate coffee trees on very small farms (approx. 2 acres), working by hand, often with the help of their entire families. This is because coffee serves as their primary source of income. Although the region is mainly famous for natural process coffees, washed coffees are also produced here—and that is exactly what this coffee is.Due to difficult access, many farms can only be reached on foot. To facilitate sales, 18 collection points were established, from which the coffee is transported for further processing. The mission of the Bugoye station is sustainable development, supported by professional agronomists working directly with local farmers.ABOUT THE PROCESSINGThe coffee cherries delivered to Bugoye are grown and harvested at altitudes between 1,700 and 2,200 meters above sea level. In addition to washed coffees, the station itself produces classic naturals, honey-processed coffees, and has also begun conducting experiments with fermentation. After the processing phase, the coffees were exported by Kyagalanyi Coffee, which is the first company in Uganda to receive a coffee export license.The washed process at Bugoye begins by placing the harvested cherries into large fermentation tanks filled with water. Anything that floats to the surface is then removed—damaged cherries, underripe ones, and all foreign objects like leaves or sticks. Next, the coffee is passed through a depulper and moves to further water tanks, where it is "washed" and ferments for 24 hours. Finally, the beans in parchment are dried, hulled, and packed into GrainPro bags.ROASTER'S OPINIONUganda is another African country where coffee production methods are changing dynamically. This momentum also greatly affects the quality of the beans sourced from there. For years, coffees from Uganda were primarily associated with low-quality Robusta. While high-quality microlots did appear, they were rare exceptions.The current situation in the green coffee market and the work of importers and exporters have ensured that the quality of Ugandan coffee improves year after year, with more high-quality coffee entering the market. We observe an improvement in bean quality annually, even as a result of minor adjustments to production processes.This washed lot from the Bugoye station is particularly interesting because it is very complex and somewhat unusual for washed beans from Uganda. The coffee has a light, tea-like body, reminiscent of those well-known from Ethiopia. The acidity is medium, citric, and delicately sparkling. The whole profile is complemented by a caramel-peach sweetness that is noticeable in the long aftertaste. This is the case for espresso, but after adding milk, the coffee changes dramatically. Although it remains light and tea-like, such as washed Ethiopias, the caramel-peach sweetness begins to stand out, creating a delicious, sweet milk coffee.RECIPEUse 18 grams of beans to brew 40 grams of espresso. Grind the coffee finely to aim for an extraction time of approximately 25 seconds. If you want to slightly suppress the acidity and boost the sweetness, grind a bit coarser to extend the extraction by a few seconds.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Runty Roaster 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 tropical fruits, lavender and citrus fruits.Origin: ColombiaRegion: HuilaFarm: Nestor LassoVariety: Bourbon AjiProcessing: NaturalAltitude: 1750-1850 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 89 / 100 Store 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 Honduras, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods.You can expect hints of tropical fruits, strawberry, citrus fruits and flowers.Origin: HondurasFarm: Finca GonzaloVariety: ParainemaProcessing: HoneyAltitude: 1530 m a. s. l.ABOUT THE FARMSebastian Mejía Mejía runs Finca Gonzalo in La Peña, in the Santa Bárbara region of Honduras, at an altitude of 1,530 meters above sea level. He comes from a family of coffee growers who, after moving away from conventional production and spending a period raising cattle, eventually settled in their current location. It was here that Sebastian decided to focus on producing high-quality specialty coffee.The farm covers 2.8 hectares and yields approximately 70 quintals of coffee annually. The main variety is Parainema, complemented by a young Geisha plantation. About half of the coffee is grown under controlled shade. Sebastian uses fertilization based on chicken manure and coffee pulp, supplemented with local blends adjusted according to soil analysis. He regularly prunes the coffee trees and monitors pests and diseases such as coffee borer beetle, coffee leaf rust, and leaf spot. In addition to coffee, he also grows avocados, bananas, and blackberries, while preserving trees and minimizing the environmental impact of farming.PROCESSINGThe coffee is processed using the honey method. The cherries ferment for approximately 36 hours in plastic bags, after which they are depulped and undergo a second, dry fermentation lasting another 36 hours. After fermentation, the beans are dried in parabolic solar dryers for 15–18 days, with regular turning and hand sorting. Once dried, the coffee is packed and stored on the farm before being delivered to the exporter San Vicente. The honey process requires minimal water usage, supporting sustainable and responsible production.ROASTER’S OPINIONSebastian Mejía’s Parainema shows two distinct faces that complement each other exceptionally well. On one hand, it offers medium, well-developed, and complex acidity typical of the Parainema variety. On the other, the influence of the honey process is clearly evident, delivering high sweetness and an intensely fruity, juicy profile.The aroma is very pleasant and enveloping, dominated by notes of ripe strawberries and citrus, supported by subtle floral accents that add lightness and elegance. On the palate, the coffee unfolds in layers: pronounced sweetness of tropical fruits and strawberries combines with lively, clean acidity reminiscent of various ripe citrus fruits.Despite its high sweetness and noticeable acidity, the cup remains very well balanced, smooth, and free of bitterness. The coffee is fresh, refreshing, and extremely drinkable, while still surprising with its intensity and clarity of flavor—especially for a coffee from Honduras. It is a proposition that blends varietal classicism with the modern, fruit-forward character of the honey process.BREWINGUse your preferred method and recipe. Brew this coffee like any other, using water at around 95°C. It is very forgiving and difficult to mess up. Store in a cold and dry space.
Drip Bags from the Kafar roastery are a selection of coffees in the form of a sachet with ground coffee, which you place on top of a mug and brew with hot water – you do not need to worry about a grinder, filters, or a dripper. The freshly roasted coffee is packaged in a way that allows you to enjoy specialty coffee without losing any quality.Purity, clarity, elegance. The pulp is removed before drying, which emphasizes the character of the terroir and the variety. The profile is transparent, fresh, often citrusy or floral – with a distinct, juicy acidity.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Mexico, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods.You can expect hints of toffi, lemon, plum and spices.Origin: MexicoRegion: Jaltenango, ChiapasProcessing: WashedMethod of decaffeination: Mountain Water ProcessVariety: BourbonAltitude: 1650-1800 m a. s. l.Farm: La TribuLa Tribu is a producer organization operating in the Jaltenango area and the Sierra Madre region of Mexico. The Bourbon variety beans found in this package come from 65 women farmers associated with La Tribu. These producers not only grow high-quality coffee but also actively strengthen their local communities and consistently develop their farms. Despite numerous structural barriers, La Tribu members invest every year both in their farms and in expanding their knowledge, striving for long-term stability and independence.ABOUT THE COFFEEThis lot is a carefully selected batch of coffee prepared by La Tribu that has undergone decaffeination. As with most coffees from Mexico, the Mountain Water Process was used, carried out in Veracruz. Despite the use of a water-based method, the coffee has retained its original sensory profile and character.The coffee went through two stages of processing. The first was post-harvest processing—in this case, the fully washed method. After delivery to the wet mill, the beans were hand-sorted and then placed in water. At this stage, another selection took place: damaged, underripe, or overripe beans were removed, along with other impurities resulting from hand harvesting. After a short soaking, the coffee passed through a depulper and then fermented in water. Once fermentation was complete, the beans were spread out on patios, dried to the appropriate moisture level, the silverskin was removed, and the coffee was prepared for storage.The second stage of production was decaffeination. The selected lot was transported to a facility in Veracruz, where coffee in Mexico is typically decaffeinated. Water from mountain springs is used to extract the caffeine. As with all methods of this type, organic compounds removed along with the caffeine are captured by carbon filters and then reintroduced into the water that comes into contact with the beans, allowing the coffee to retain its full flavor.ROASTER’S OPINIONThis coffee immediately caught our attention during the first cupping, and we quickly decided it deserved a place in our offering. The fact that it is decaffeinated turned out to be more of a coincidence—we did not initially plan to introduce a decaf with this kind of character. The aroma is dominated by floral and spice notes, complemented by a subtle hint of orange peel. On the palate, clear notes of orange appear, along with gentle spiciness reminiscent of pepper and cloves, as well as plum and sweet caramel. The profile is harmonious, with mild acidity, medium body, and excellent balance. Considering the terroir and the fact that this is a decaffeinated coffee, its character can be genuinely surprising.BREW RECIPEUse your preferred brewing method and recipe. Brew this coffee as you normally would, but grind it slightly finer than usual and use water at approximately 95–97°C.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee beans from Kenya and Ethiopia, roasted by COFFEE PLANT from Poland. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect hints of fresh citrus, stone fruits and tea.Country: Kenya, EthiopiaRegion: Nyeri, SidamaProcessing: Fully washedVarietal: SL28, SL34, HeirloomAltitude: 1700-2140 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEFLOW Cold Brew is a coffee that gives an impression of freshness and lightness from the very first sip. Citrus clarity combines here with delicate notes of stone fruit and a subtle, tea-like finish.The flavor profile is clean and easy to read — distinct, yet at the same time light, harmonious, and well-balanced. This is a cold brew that works especially well on warm days: refreshing, juicy, and pleasant from beginning to end.ROASTER'S OPINIONFLOW Cold Brew is a light, fresh, and perfectly balanced blend of coffees from Kenya and Ethiopia, designed for refreshing cold infusions ideal for summer.Kenya is responsible for the distinct, citrusy energy and structure that gives the beverage clarity and expressiveness — making it work perfectly as a cold brew. Ethiopia, in turn, brings delicacy, a tea-like character, and notes of stone fruit, making the whole profile lighter, cleaner, and more harmonious.The result is a highly drinkable profile where freshness and juiciness go hand in hand with a natural, subtle sweetness. This is a cold brew created for warm days — refreshing, light, and exactly the kind you reach for when you want something simple, fresh, and pleasant.RECIPEFLOW Cold Brew works best in a cold version — that is when it most fully reveals its freshness, lightness, and distinctly citrusy character.Start with a coarse grind of the coffee, in the range of about 28–32 clicks on a Comandante grinder (30 clicks is a good starting point). Then, pour cold, filtered water over it, keeping a ratio of 6 g of coffee per 100 g of water, and place the whole thing in the refrigerator for 14–16 hours.Store in a cold and dry space.
Decaf specialty coffee beans from Colombia, roasted by Hard Beans from Poland. Dark roast, recommended for espresso machines and moka pots. You can expect hints of strawberry, orange, and passion fruit.Country: ColombiaRegion: TolimaProcessing: NaturalMethod of decaffeination: SugarcaneVarietal: Red & Yellow CaturraProducer: BayterFarm: El VergelAltitude: 1450 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Costa Rica, roasted in Poland by Kafar. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The cup is filled with notes of walnut, mandarin and brown sugar.Country: Costa RicaRegion: BruncaFarm: La TobobaProcessing: NaturalVarietal: CatiguaCupping score: 86 / 100 Altitude: 1700 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEThis lot from the La Toboba farm combines sugar cane in its flavor profile with the citrus freshness of mandarin and a subtle note of walnut. It is created in cooperation with Senel and Alan Campos — producers who have consistently developed their approach to quality and precise coffee processing over the years. The natural process highlights the fruity character and dense body of the brew. We recommend it primarily for filter brewing methods, where its clarity and multi-layered nature are most pronounced.Finca La Toboba Jocotes is located in the Convento, Pérez Zeledón region of Brunca, Costa Rica, at an altitude of 1420 to 1710 meters above sea level. The farm is run by Senel Campos along with his son Alan, managing three estates spread across the steep terrains of southern Costa Rica.Senel Campos' story is a tale of consistency and gradual development. He grew up in Pérez Zeledón under difficult conditions, sharing a small house with his siblings and often going to school hungry. Despite limited opportunities, he and his family built a project based on high-quality specialty coffee production and an increasingly precise approach to processing.Over the past decade, the processes on the farm have evolved from simple, basic methods to consciously controlled production of honey and natural process lots. Coffees from La Toboba are characterized by a very low number of defects and high consistency in quality.This specific lot of the Catigua variety was subjected to the natural process, which brings out notes of walnut, mandarin, and sugar cane in the cup. The coffee stands out for its high sweetness, performing particularly well in filter brewing methods.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by Kaizen. 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 jasmine, apricot and orange.Country: EthiopiaRegion: GujiFarm: Tagel AlamayehuVarietal: 74110Processing: WashedAltitude: 2300 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE REGION AND PRODUCERThis coffee comes from the Guji region, specifically the Hambela Wamena area, situated at an altitude of approximately 2300 m a.s.l. This is one of Ethiopia's most esteemed terroirs—the extreme altitude, cool climate, and slow ripening of the fruit result in a high sugar concentration and extraordinary aromatic precision.The project is led by Tagel Alamayehu—owner of the Olkai export company and coordinator of the Hambela Goro station. His story is personal and deeply rooted in the region. Tagel’s father was one of the coffee pioneers in Guji and built the first washing station in the Bule Hora community. Following family financial struggles, Tagel set a goal to rebuild what was lost—and he realized this plan by creating a modern, quality-focused project based on collaboration with local farmers.Today, Hambela Goro works with 460 small-scale producers, many of whom own only a few hundred coffee trees. Although each batch is a natural composition of many micro-plots, the coffee maintains impressive consistency and a clean profile.ABOUT THE COFFEEThis lot is the 74110 variety—a selection originating from the JARC research program, known for its high sensory quality and clarity in the cup. Combined with the altitude of 2300 m a.s.l., it yields a coffee with a distinct structure, elegant acidity, and multi-layered aromatics.The washed processing was carried out with great precision. Cherries are harvested at peak ripeness, hand-sorted multiple times, and then, after depulping, fermented in water for approximately 48 hours. Drying takes place on African beds for 10–12 days, depending on weather conditions.The cup is dominated by an intense jasmine aroma, which builds lightness and elegance. The flavor features juicy orange, providing freshness and a clear, citric acidity, while the experience is rounded off by ripe, sweet apricot, bringing softness and fruity depth.Store in a cold and dry space.
COFFEE PLANT Colombia El Puente Honey is a specialty-grade coffee conveniently packed in bag drips — perfect when you want to brew an excellent cup without a grinder or coffee machine. It comes from the Huila region in Colombia and is processed using the Honey method. In the cup, you’ll find notes of bananas, strawberries, grapefruit, and flowers.Brewing instructions (bag drip):1. Open the sachet and place the drip bag over your cup.2. Pour about 180–200 ml of water at 92–94°C in several pours.3. Wait about 2 minutes, then remove the filter.Country: ColombiaRegion: Pitalito, HuilaWashing Station: El Puente Washing StationVariety: CastilloProcessing method: HoneyAltitude: 1680 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE PRODUCEREl Puente is a project owned by Clearpath Coffee, established with the goal of creating a new washing station in the Huila region. Founded in 2018 near the town of Palestina in southern Huila, the station was built to support local farmers by providing easier access to coffee processing and sales. Today, 214 nearby farmers deliver their freshly harvested cherries to El Puente—most of them of the Castillo variety.El Puente focuses primarily on honey, natural, and other experimental fermentation methods, all while minimizing water usage.This particular lot is 100% Castillo, processed using the honey method. Upon arrival at the station, cherries underwent an initial selection to remove debris and under- or overripe fruit. Then, they were placed in a water tank to eliminate remaining floaters and defects. Next, the cherries were pulped to remove the skin, and the beans were placed in anaerobic fermentation tanks for 6 hours. Afterward, they were dried on raised beds for about 20 days until reaching optimal moisture content. Finally, the beans were cleaned, vacuum-packed in GrainPro bags, and prepared for export.Thanks to this carefully designed process, the result is a uniform, defect-free coffee with beautifully developed beans—an excellent base for precise roasting.ROASTER'S NOTESInside this bag, you’ll find 100% Castillo – a variety known for its high yield, resistance to fungal diseases, and exceptional balance between sweetness and acidity.In the aroma, you’ll discover sweet notes of strawberry and banana, complemented by delicate floral hints.In taste, these fruity tones dominate, harmonized by a pleasant, grapefruit-like acidity. The cup has a rich, syrupy body and a long, sweet, fruity finish.This coffee stands out for its exceptional sensory profile and remarkable precision in processing and selection. Although El Puente is a relatively new station, its skilled and curious team continues to deliver outstanding and experimental results year after year.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean speciality coffee from Colombia, roasted by Good Coffee Micro Roasters from Poland. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can expect hints of passionfruit, lemongrass, citrus and grapes.Country: ColombiaRegion: Acevedo, HuilaVariety: OmbligonProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1650 - 1850 m n.p.m.ABOUT THE COFFEEA rare opportunity to try a "regular" washed Ombligon, without any fermentations.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by Kaizen. 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 raspberry, grejpfrut and caramel.Country: KenyaRegion: Rift ValleyVarietal: SL28, SL34, Batian, RuiruFarm: Rift ValleyProcessing: Fully WashedAltitude: 1600-2000 m a.s.l.Kenya AA Rift ValleySpecialty coffee from Kenya roasted for filter brewing methods, with notes of raspberry, grapefruit, and caramel. Light roasted specialty coffee Kenya AA Rift Valley. This specialty coffee is perfectly suited for all pour-over methods, such as V60, Chemex, batch brewer, and Aeropress.ABOUT THE COFFEEKenyan coffees have been recognized for years as some of the most distinctive and expressive in the world. Kenya AA Rift Valley is a classic example of the juicy, fruity profile for which this region is famous. In the cup, you can detect intense notes of raspberries and grapefruit, balanced by a sweet, caramel finish. The light roast highlights high clarity of flavor, fruity acidity, and a long, clean aftertaste. This is a coffee for those who appreciate the freshness, juiciness, and complex character of pour-over specialty coffees.ABOUT THE PLANTATIONKenya AA Rift Valley coffees come from regions located around Mount Kenya, such as Kiambu, Nyeri, Kirinyaga, and Embu, where the crops are situated at altitudes ranging from 1600 to 2000 m a.s.l. Fertile clay-loam soils and high cultivation altitude favor the development of coffees with intense fruitiness and high sweetness. Most production in Kenya relies on the fully washed method, which emphasizes the purity and clarity of flavor. The coffee cherries are carefully sorted, fermented overnight, and then dried on African beds for 8–14 days. It is precisely thanks to this precision in processing that Kenyan coffees are famous for their distinct acidity, juicy fruit notes, and an exceptionally clean profile in the cup.Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-beanspecialty coffee from Rwanda and Brazil, roasted in Poland by COFFEE PLANT. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods.You can expect hints of blackberry, raspberry, white chocolate and citrus fruits.Country: Rwanda, BrazilRegion: Cerrado/HuyeFarm: Horizon Washing StationsVarietal: Mundo Nuovo, Red BourbonProcessing: Natural CO2/NaturalAltitude: 1050 - 1700 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEIn the package you will find two coffees processed using the natural method: a decaffeinated Mundo Novo from the Cerrado region and a Red Bourbon from Huye. The Brazilian beans are dried on concrete patios in a dry climate, which gives them a clean, chocolate-forward profile, while the Rwandan Bourbon is dried on raised beds in a more humid climate, developing a fruit-driven character.The Brazilian beans were decaffeinated using the supercritical CO₂ method, which removes caffeine while preserving aroma and structure. The LOW Very Berry brew is velvety and light, combining berry and chocolate notes with subtle citrus accents. It features high sweetness, a full body, and gentle acidity, with a long chocolate finish completing the composition. In 250 g of brew prepared according to the V60 protocol, 45.1 mg of caffeine was measured, representing approximately a 70% reduction compared to the fully caffeinated version.ROASTER'S OPINIONStore in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Costa Rica, roasted by the Polish roastery Hard Beans. Light roast – perfect for pour-over brewing methods such as drip, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, batch brewers, and other alternative methods. In the cup, you’ll find notes of orange, mango and mik chocolate.Origin: Costa Rica Region: Naranjo, West ValleyFarm: Los CipresesProcessing method: Natural AnaerobicVariety: MilenioAltitude: 1600 – 1650 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE FARMBehind this coffee is the Salazar family from the Los Cipreses farm in Naranjo, located in the West Valley region of Costa Rica. For over four decades, they sold their coffee to local cooperatives, but since 2018, they began developing production with a greater focus on the specialty segment. A significant step was the launch of their own mill, Beneficio San Cristóbal, which gives them greater control over quality and processing. The crops are situated at an altitude of approximately 1600–1650 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE VARIETYMilenio, also designated as H10, is a variety with very high yield potential, high resistance to coffee leaf rust, and good quality potential at higher altitudes. World Coffee Research identifies it as a hybrid with very high productivity and good quality above 1300 meters. In practice, it is a material that successfully combines agronomic traits with sensory potential.ABOUT THE PROCESSINGNatural anaerobic is a combination of two process elements. "Anaerobic" refers to fermentation in an environment with limited or eliminated access to oxygen, usually in closed tanks. "Natural," on the other hand, means that the bean is dried within the whole fruit rather than after the pulp has been removed. Such processing typically enhances flavor intensity, sweetness, and the fruity character of the coffee while providing a more saturated profile.RECIPERatio: 60 g of coffee per 1 liter of waterWater temperature: 93°CGrind size: medium-coarseBrewing time: 3:30 minutesMethod: Pour the water over the coffee in 5 equal parts (e.g., 5x 60g) at 30-second intervals.The water should completely filter through the coffee between pours.If the water flows too slowly or too quickly, adjust the grind size to coarser/finer.Remember to use soft, filtered water!Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Kenya, roasted by the Polish roastery Hard Beans. Light roast – perfect for pour-over brewing methods such as drip, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, batch brewers, and other alternative methods. In the cup, you’ll find notes of citrus, red currants, black tea and honey.Origin: KenyaRegion: KirinyagaFarm: MugayaProcessing method: WashedVariety: SL28, SL34Altitude: 1700 – 1800 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE FARM AND REGIONMugaya is a washing station established in 1975, operating under the Mutira Farmers’ Cooperative Society. It is located in the Kirinyaga region, Kagumo area, at the foothills of Mount Kenya. Coffee cherries are delivered to it by over 1,700 small-scale producers who grow coffee mainly on small plots of land.The crops are situated at an altitude of approximately 1,700–1,800 meters above sea level. The region is characterized by red volcanic soils, good access to water, and conditions that favor slower ripening of the fruit. Longer ripening can support the development of sweetness, acidity, and a more complex sensory profile.This is a classic Kenyan production model: small farms, a central washing station, fruit selection, and a consistently managed process. Simple. Effective. Good.ABOUT THE VARIETYThe dominant varieties are SL28 and SL34. These are classic Kenyan Arabica varieties, valued for their high sensory potential, especially in terms of vibrant acidity, fruitiness, and the structure of the brew.Batian and Ruiru 11 may also appear in smaller quantities, which are varieties introduced, among other reasons, for the plants' greater resistance to diseases. However, the character of this coffee is primarily built by SL28 and SL34.ABOUT THE PROCESSINGAfter harvest, the coffee cherries are delivered to the station and sorted. Then, the skin and part of the pulp are removed from the fruit, and the beans undergo fermentation, washing, and drying on raised beds. In the case of Mugaya, clean water from the Rwamuthambi River is used in the process.The washed process allows for limiting the influence of the pulp on the coffee's flavor and better showcases the natural acidity, cleanliness of the aroma, and structure of the brew.RECIPERatio: 60 g of coffee per 1 liter of waterWater temperature: 93°CGrind: mediumBrewing time: 3:30 minutesMethod: Pour water over the coffee in 5 equal parts (e.g., 5x 60g) at 30-second intervals.The water should completely drain through the coffee between pours.If the water flows too slowly or too quickly, change the grind size to coarser/finer.Remember to use soft, filtered water!Store in a dry and cool place.
Whole-bean pecialty coffee from Brazil, roasted by Warsaw-based CoffeeLab. Dark roast, perfect for espresso machines and moka pots. Full-bodied coffee with the hints of dark chocolate and blood orange.Country of origin: BrazilRegion: Alto Moggiana, Sao PauloFarm: La RainhaFarmer: Luis MarinAltitude of the farm: 1150 -1350 m above sea level.Process: Pulped NaturalStore in a cold and dry space.
Coffee beans from Colombia, roasted by Polish Etno roastery. Medium roast makes this coffee perfect for espresso and pour-over coffee machines. You will find this coffee full of citrus-like acidity and the notes of dark chocolate.Country: ColombiaRegion: MedellinGrowing altitude: 1400 - 1700 m above sea level.Botanical variety: various types of local arabicaBean processing: WashedStore in a cold and dry space.
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 red fruits, chocolate, citrus and flowers.Origin: ColombiaRegion: Cauca / and othersProcessing: washed / natural / honey Altitude: 1900 - 2150 m n. p. m.Cupping score: 86 / 100ABOUT THE FARM AND 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 cultivate coffee on small, multi-hectare farms in the El Tambo microregion, located west of Popayán, the capital of the Cauca department.PROCESSINGA single-variety Castillo, hand-harvested and depulped immediately after the cherries are picked. The beans are fermented for approximately 36 hours in a tank, then washed three times to completely remove any remaining mucilage from the parchment. They are slow-dried for around 15 days on raised beds, then homogenized and stabilized for several more days.ROASTER'S OPINIONYou can’t drink the same blend twice. Heraclitus already knew that, and we trust the guy. What he couldn’t quite grasp was that life is like helium-6 isotope – an outrageously unstable joke of the universe. We know this, and that’s how Elixir was born. Wildly unstable, always sweet. Different every time, always fruity. We throw our best coffees into it, because honestly, who’s going to stop us? Take a sip of Elixir and feel… however you want to feel.Store in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Kenya, roasted by the Polish roastery Paloma. Light roast – perfect for pour-over brewing methods such as drip, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, batch brewers, and other alternative methods. In the cup, you’ll find notes of lemon, raspberry, caramel and chocolate.Origin: KenyaRegion: Nyeri CountyProcessing method: WashedVariety: SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11, BatianAltitude: 1500 - 1900 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 85 / 100Matunda is produced by a cooperative made up of a large number of farmers. Founded in 2009 and supported by the government, it aims to meet the needs of Kenyan coffee growers who want greater control over marketing and their own production in order to achieve higher net profits, as well as to address the various challenges faced by the coffee sector in terms of production, quality, and marketing.ROASTER’S NOTEA very classic washed Kenya – citrus acidity reminiscent of oranges and lemons with raspberry in the background, transitioning into sweetness and a light caramel aftertaste. Perfect for everyday drinking if you enjoy washed coffees!AEROPRESS RECIPECoffee dose – 16 gWater dose – 230 gGrind size: 7.8 EK43; 22 clicks ComandantePlace one filter in the cap, screw it onto the base, and place the Aeropress on a server. (Rinsing the filter with water is not necessary.)Grind the coffee and add it to the Aeropress, leveling the bed of coffee.Pour 50 g of water in a high stream, give it a strong swirl, and wait 1 minute.At 1:00, start pouring the remaining water up to 230 g using the thickest stream possible with circular movements.Immediately remove the Aeropress from the scale, gently press the plunger about 1 cm in and break the crust by swirling the Aeropress (hold the plunger so pressure doesn’t push it out!).At 3:00, begin pressing slowly until you hear a hissing sound. This should take at least 40 seconds.Store in a cold and dry space.
A single-use brewer with a brewing system inside a paper pouch. Inside, you will find pre-measured, ground coffee and a built-in filter that keeps the grounds inside. Simply pour in water, brew, and it is ready. You do not need a server, and the pouch features a convenient spout for easy pouring. It is an ideal solution for people who want to brew good coffee without any additional equipment. In this package, you will find medium roasted coffee from Colombia. You can feel taste of apple, caramelised, chocolate and lemon.Origin: ColombiaRegion: Antioqia Farm: RacafeVariety: Coffea Arabica, Castillo, Caturra, Colombia, TypicaProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1100 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 82 / 100ABOUT THE COFFEEOnce the largest producer of washed coffees, Colombia has continually reinvented its coffee tradition, planting resilient varieties like Colombia and Castillo after rust outbreaks in 2009 to safeguard both quality and livelihoods.Each cherry is hand-picked, sorted, fermented, and carefully dried, ensuring consistency and clarity in the cup. The Excelso grade, with beans sized 15–16, balances approachability and refinementIn the cup, expect a bright, lively profile—often with citrus hint, and chocolatey sweetness—the hallmarks of Colombian coffee that make it both comforting and distinctly vibrant.RECIPEwater - 95 degrees, 300 ml4 min of infusion