Cola Zero is a true minimalist. It chose zero sugar. What do you get instead? The maximum of that familiar caramel, roasted flavor — built on secret proportions of this and that. Zero guilt. Zero complexes. Zero lies. Only the good stuff.What makes it so good?energizing and refreshingsugar-freehigh caffeine content: 14 mg / 100 mlno preservativesgluten-freepasteurizedveganproduced in PolandIngredients: Water, lemon juice (0.15%), color: caramel E150d, acidity regulator: E338, caffeine, sweetener: sucralose, natural flavoring, carbon dioxide.High caffeine content (14 mg / 100 ml)Nutritional values per 100 ml:Energy2 kJ / 0 kcalFat0 g of which saturates0 gCarbohydrate0.1 g of which sugars0 gFibre0 gProtein0 gSalt0,005 gVitamins and minerals(zależne od jednostek podanych przez producenta)
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, 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 lavender, kaffir lime leaves, thyme and coconut.Country: ColombiaRegion: OporapaVarietal: MarageshaProcessing: Thermal Shock WashedFarm: Finca QuebraditasAltitude: 1650 – 1800 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEThermal Shock has made quite an impact on the coffee world. Much like with co-fermented coffees, we approached it with a fair amount of scepticism. But after the first tests, we knew this was exactly the direction we believed in. The profile is exceptionally delicate and clean. Floral, herbal, lightly spiced, with a distinct citrus freshness.It became one of the stars of the Warsaw Coffee Festival. The label raised eyebrows, sometimes even doubt. Thyme in coffee? Seriously? And yet everyone who tasted it left the festival with a bag. For some, it was green curry, for others pure umami, for others a herbal garden in the cup. That’s the power of thermal shock.But this character doesn’t happen by accident. Thermal shock allows fermentation to be stopped at a critical moment, before it begins to dominate the flavour. Aromas are not blown out or over-fermented, but stable and clearly defined. The cup feels lighter, cleaner and more tea-like, with distinct layers instead of one heavy fermentation note. That’s why this process works so well with floral and herbal coffees such as Maragesha. A natural hybrid of Gesha and Maragogype, it combines florality and lightness to create a profile that is complex yet remarkably elegant.Finca Quebraditas is a young but highly intentional project. Edinson Argote and Ángela Rojas focus on full process control and developing their own flavour language. Oporapa in Huila still sits outside the specialty mainstream, and their goal is to highlight the potential of the entire region.Processing takes place entirely on site, and Edinson makes sure nothing is left to chance. Harvesting begins only when at least 80% of the cherries are fully ripe. After flotation, the coffee undergoes controlled oxidation, followed by dry depulping and a long 72-hour fermentation with added yeast. Fermentation is then deliberately halted through a rapid temperature shift, the thermal shock itself, preserving clarity and precision in the profile. Finally, the coffee is dried and stabilised under controlled conditions.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from India, 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. In the brew, you can expect the notes of spices, cherries, caramela and citrus fruits.Origin: IndiaRegion: Vankachinta, PaderuProcessing: NaturalVariety: S9Altitude: 925 m a. s. l.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Panama, 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. In the brew, you can expect the notes of forest fruits and grapefruit.Origin: PanamaRegion: Bonita Springs, Bouquete Processingi: NaturalVariety: Caturra, CatuaiAltitude: 1200 - 1400 m a. s. l.
Specialty coffee beans from Burundi, roasted in Sweden by Johan & Nyström. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, and other pour-over brewing methods. Well-balanced coffee with distinct hints of orange, brown sugar and fudge.Country: BurundiRegion: Kayanza Farm: Long Miles Coffee ProjectProcessing: HoneyAltitude: 1800 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100Variety: Red Bourbon
Enhance your coffee cupping experience with this textured cup featuring a unique spatula effect. Embellished with the iconic La Marzocco logo on the front and ‘La Marzocco’ inscription inside, this cup adds artisanal charm to your tasting sessions.Material: CeramicsCapacity: 230 mlDishwasher safe.
The ORIGAMI Aroma Flavor porcelain cup has a capacity of 200ml. The shape of the Aroma cup encourages you to raise your chin higher while drinking. This allows the coffee to flow into the mouth with great force, and the acidity is more easily perceived, especially when it touches the back of the tongue. Thanks to eliminating the handle and sensing the coffee’s temperature, you can enjoy it not only through your sense of smell, taste, and sight, but also through your sense of temperature.Due to the characteristics of porcelain and production conditions, the surface may have fine irregularities or numerous small holes depending on the color and production period. Please note that this is not a defect. Made in Japan.Heat resistant up to 120℃, suitable for use in microwave and dishwasher.Diameter: 65mm.
The ORIGAMI Barrel Flavor porcelain cup has a capacity of 210ml. The name comes from the fact that it traps the aroma of coffee like a barrel of wine. The lack of a handle allows you to wrap your hands around the cup. ORIGAMI flavor cups let you experience different coffee flavor profiles depending on the shape of the cup.The "Barrel" cup has the lowest angle of the jaw when drinking coffee. When you drink coffee, it touches the tip of your tongue, where you feel the sweetness of the bean, so the sweetness of the bean stands out more.By eliminating the handle and feeling the temperature of the coffee, you can enjoy coffee using not only your sense of smell, taste, and sight, but also your sense of temperature.Due to the characteristics of porcelain and production conditions, the surface may have fine irregularities or numerous small holes depending on the color and production period. Please note that this is not a defect. Made in Japan.Heat resistant up to 120℃, suitable for use in microwave and dishwasher.Diameter: 65mm
Whole-bean decaf specialty coffee from Mexico, roasted in Wrocław by Figa Coffee. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. In taste you can expect hints of orange, cherries and milk chocolate.Country: MexicoRegion: Jaltenango, ChiapasFarm: La Tribu organizationProcessing: Mountain Water Process DecafVarietal: Peñazco, BourbonAltitude: 1650-1800 m a.s.l.In the mountainous region of Jaltenango in the state of Chiapas, over 300 families belong to La Tribu, a local coffee producers' organization that includes 65 women. Not only do they produce coffee, but they also build thriving businesses. Despite the structural challenges that small farmers often face, they continue to invest in their land, expand their knowledge, and work toward long-term stability. Through coffee, they create pathways to economic autonomy and collective prosperity.Fun fact: the mountain water decaf process is a chemical-free decaffeination method developed in Veracruz. It uses pure glacial water from the high mountains of Mexico to extract caffeine from green coffee beans. Through repeated soaking and filtration cycles, caffeine is removed while the natural compounds of the beans remain intact.
Loose tea from HAYB. Spring, spring, spring… oh, it’s you…Outside it’s still rather chilly and quite grey, but we have a remedy for that. Sit back comfortably, count to three, and imagine this: the sun is shining, birds are chirping, and sencha is taking a walk with jasmine. There are blossoms and cherries all around. On the fresh, green grass lies a soft little blanket, and on it… you. You take a deep breath and sip a cup of spring tea. Everything simply feels right. The end of winter and grey days has finally arrived.This is a green tea with the tempting taste of juicy cherries and a hint of jasmine blossom. Take a sip and wake from your winter sleep with a smile.Ingredients: Chinese green teas: sencha, jasmine tea with blossoms, cherry fruit, rosehip fruit, flavoring, jasmine flowers, peony and rose petals. May contain traces of nuts.Brew at 70°C for 2–3 minutes.
Decaf whole-bean specialty coffee from Peru roasted by Instytut Kawy roasting brand. Dark roast, perfect for espresso machines and moka pots. The brew resembles the flavour of pear, milk chocolate and citrus.Origin: PeruRegion: Villa RicaVariety: Limani, Amarillo, Caturra RojoProcessing: Decaf CO2
Elevate your style with this high-quality cap featuring the iconic white Linea logo on a sleek blue background. Perfect for coffee enthusiasts, it adds a touch of class to any outfit.Material: 100% cottonWash at 60°C. Do not bleach. Iron at a maximum temperature of 110°C. Dry clean. Tumble dry at low temperature.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Nicaragua, roasted in Poland by Kafar. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. You can feel taste of blackberries, cardamom and cola. Origin: NicaraguaRegion: Nueva Segovia Farm: La BethaniaProcessing: Natural CarbonicVariety: MaracaturraCupping score: 89 / 100 Altitude 1500 m a. s. l.ABOUT THE FARMFinca Bethania is a unique plantation located in the Macuelizo region of Nueva Segovia, Nicaragua, at an altitude of 1,300–1,500 meters above sea level. Its history dates back to the 1930s, when the great-grandfather of the current owners established the first farm on this land. Finca Bethania officially took shape in 1991, and the love for coffee and commitment to quality have been passed down from generation to generation ever since.Today, the plantation is run by Ana and Martha Albir, for whom coffee has been not just a job but a true way of life for the entire family for over 60 years. After many years of experience with commercial coffee and observing declining market prices, they decided to shift their focus toward specialty coffee in search of stability, higher quality, and greater independence.Finca Bethania combines traditional farming practices with a modern approach to coffee cultivation and processing. The plantation operates according to sustainable development principles. Water used in production processes is treated and returned to the rivers, while the natural forest, local ecosystem, and wildlife are carefully protected. Since 2014, the farm has held Rainforest Alliance certification, confirming its commitment to environmental conservation.ABOUT THE COFFEEThe Maracaturra variety, known for its large beans and intense character, is grown on a small, designated section of the plantation. This is the parcel from which this nano-lot originates. Ana and Martha chose to process it using the natural anaerobic method to highlight the fruitiness and complexity of the flavor profile. The cherries ferment in airtight containers for 3–4 days and then dry for approximately 15 days on African beds at the Cafetos de Segovia mill in Ocotal, which is also owned by the Albir family.
On Lemon Matchbata Strawberry is a natural lemonade based on matcha tea. Deliciously balanced and refreshingly perfect for warm summer days.Red is the new green. We’ve been getting bolder with fruit combinations, and this was bound to happen… Adding ripe strawberry to vibrant green matcha is like treating yourself to a dessert in Tokyo — just enjoyed by the Vistula River instead. You sip = you travel.What is matcha?Matcha is powdered green tea whose properties have been known for thousands of years, yet only recently has it gained massive popularity. This is largely thanks to scientists who highlight that matcha is a true powerhouse of antioxidants.What makes it so good?energizing and refreshingpromotes relaxationno added sugarno preservativesgluten-freepasteurizedmade from natural ingredientsveganlightly sparklingproduced in PolandIngredients: water, apple juice concentrate (sweetening base), apple juice (17%), strawberry juice (6%), lime juice (3%), lemon juice (1%), green tea matcha, carbon dioxide, natural flavoring, antioxidant: ascorbic acid, lemon extractNutritional values per 100 ml:Ingredient Value per 100 mlEnergy99/22 kJ/kcalFat0 g of which saturates0 gCarbohydrate5.1 g of which sugars4.9 gFibre0 gProtein0 gSalt0.01 g
Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Costa Rica, roasted by DAK Coffee Roasters in the Netherlands. Light roast, ideal for filter coffee makers, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. Its flavor profile features notes of sweet cherries, purple grapes, and licorice.Country of origin: Costa RicaRegion: ChirripóVariety: Mileno F1Processing method: Anaerobic Natural
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Hard Beans from Poland. 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 notes of strawberry, milk chocolate and red apple.Origin: ColombiaRegion: Tolima / Huila / CaldasVariety: Castillo, Caturra, ColombiaFarm: El Vergel EstateProcessing: Co-fermentationAltitude: 1750 m n.p.m.ABOUT THE FARMTolima, Huila, Caldas — three regions, many producers, one processing standard: El Vergel Estate. Thanks to this approach, a “regional blend” is not random mixing, but coffee unified under one processing protocol, in one place, under one supervision.Forest Coffee develops this project under the “Innovation” concept and openly states its goal: consistency, transparency, and real added value for producers.ABOUT THE COFFEECastillo, Caturra, Colombia — a blend of three classic Colombian varieties, selected specifically for this flavor profile and process.First comes cherry selection, followed by 24 hours in sealed bags (pre-fermentation) and another 24 hours of whole cherry fermentation. After depulping, the beans undergo anaerobic fermentation with yeast and a strawberry aromatic component. Finally, the coffee is mechanically dried (approx. 10 days) and stabilized in GrainPro (approx. 5 days).RECIPERatio: 60 g of coffee per 1 liter of waterWater temperature: 93°CGrind size: medium-coarseMethod:Pour the water in five equal stages (e.g., 5 × 60 g), every 30 seconds.Allow the water to fully drain through the coffee between pours.If the flow is too slow or too fast, adjust the grind size accordingly.Use soft, filtered water for best results.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted by HAYB roastery 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 blueberry, black currant and hibiscus.Country: KenyaRegion: Inoi north, KirinyagaVarietal: SL-28, SL-34, Batian, Ruiru 11Processing: WashedCupping score: 87 / 100Altitude: 1400-1600 m a.s.l.Smallholder FarmersMost of the coffee produced in Kenya comes from "smallholders" – small-scale farmers. This doesn't mean they are "small," but rather that they grow coffee on small plots of land (usually less than 2 hectares) and do not process it themselves. The harvested coffee cherries are sent to cooperatives that handle further processing at local washing stations. This is where the cherries are turned into "washed coffee."In this case, the coffee cherries are collected by the Inoi Farmers Cooperative Society, and their processing takes place at the Kaguyu factory, managed by Wilson Wanjohi. The coffee is processed using the washed method. Once delivered, the cherries are pulped to extract the seeds, fermented overnight, then washed, soaked, and dried on raised tables. The mineral-rich, red volcanic soil and the varieties used (SL-34, Ruiru 11, SL-28, Batian) give it a distinctive flavor profile: intense sweetness, high acidity, and blueberry notes.Historical Fact: Coffee arrived in Kenya only at the end of the 19th century, during the colonial era when the British began establishing plantations. Interestingly, for a long time, local farmers were not allowed to grow coffee legally. It wasn't until the 1930s that they were permitted to produce it for themselves, which today forms the foundation of Kenya's specialty coffee scene and remains a major contribution to the country's budget.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, 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 black currant, plum and orange flower.Origin: ColombiaRegion:La Marquesa, Sotora, CaucaFarm: Santa BarbaraVariety: Pink BourbonProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1850 m a. s. l.Cupping score: 89 / 100 ABOUT THE FARMJust twenty minutes from Popayán, at 1850 meters in the hills of Timbío, sits Finca Santa Bárbara - a 14-hectare farm where Geisha, Pink Bourbon, Wush Wush, Java, and Laurina grow beneath the shade of native trees. The farm was designed not only to produce exceptional coffees, but also to welcome visitors into the natural beauty and traditions of Cauca. Ecological trails wind through the plantation, biodiversity thrives, and comfortable cabins offer guests a quiet place to rest after a day on the farm.Life on the farm follows the rhythms of the coffee trees. Throughout the year, the alleys between rows are trimmed several times to keep competing plants from stealing sunlight, water, and nutrients. Before fertilization, each tree is carefully cleaned to maximize nutrient absorption. The team also practices Re-Re, an old but essential method of collecting ripe, overripe, and fallen cherries after harvest. This keeps pests like the coffee berry borer under control and protects the next crop.Fertilization is guided by annual soil analyses, tree development, and productivity. Weather, especially rainfall shaped by El Niño and La Niña, determines how and when nutrients are applied, but the goal is four fertilizations each year. Alongside these applications, the team spreads organic compost made from coffee byproducts at least once annually to enrich the soil and support long-term sustainability.ABOUT THE COFFEEHarvest begins in May and runs through August, with a smaller mitaca harvest in November and December. Skilled pickers—around seven per hectare at peak—move through the farm every two to three weeks, selecting only the deep red, fully ripe cherries. After picking, the cherries undergo Balceo, a water separation process that removes unripe or defective fruit.From the farm, the cherries travel in a refrigerated truck operated by Área 18, arriving at Banexport’s processing facility in Popayán within 24 hours. The crates remain cool and well-ventilated to slow microbial activity and prevent unwanted fermentation.At the mill, each lot is weighed, registered, and sampled. A 1-kg sample undergoes detailed analysis to determine the best processing method; for this particular lot, a Washed process was chosen. After cleaning and sorting, the fruit is pulped and the beans are moved into a stainless-steel bioreactor equipped with full environmental controls-oxygen flow, temperature, pH, °Bx, and pressure. Pink Bourbon thrives here: an oxygen-rich environment encourages the natural yeast strains of the variety to multiply, creating aromatic precursors that bring out its floral and fruity character. After 48 hours, the coffee is washed three times.These controlled microbial shifts shape the sensory profile of the coffee, accentuating the bright, delicate, and complex attributes that Pink Bourbon is known for.Drying is one of Cauca’s greatest challenges. Unlike the long dry seasons of Africa, humidity here often exceeds 60–80%, and annual rainfall can surpass 1,000 mm. To overcome this, Área 18 uses electric dehydrators that combine heat, cold air, and dehumidification. Their intelligent control system runs continuously, allowing the coffee to dry evenly in just two days without compromising flavor.Once dried, the coffee rests in fique bags lined with GrainPro for 15 days, stabilizing moisture and ensuring uniform quality before export.
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Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Ethiopia, roasted at the Andy roastery. Light roast, ideal for a filter coffee maker, drip, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. The flavor profile features notes of plum, blackberry and bergamot.Origin: EthiopiaFarm: Taferi KelaProcessing: WashedVariety: 74112, 74110Region: SidamoAltitude: 1900 m a. s. l.
A whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia roasted by Audun Coffee. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles papaya, baked red apples, caramel, raisins and black tea.Origin: ColombiaFarm: Monte Frio, La Colorada, La Arenosa, Buena Vista, La PraderaProcessing: Washed DecaffeinatedAtitude: 1600 - 1900 m a. s. l.This coffee is a decaffeinated washed lot sourced from five farms in the Huila region of Colombia, between 1,600 and 1,900 meters above sea level. Varieties grown include Castillo, Bourbon, and Colombia. The decaffeination uses the Ethyl Acetate (sugarcane) method applied at the parchment stage, followed by drying, cooling, polishing, and packing.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia and 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 dark chocolate, spices, honey and dried fruits.Origin: Mexico, EthiopiaRegion: Jaltenango/YirgacheffeFarm: La Tribu/Banko Gotiti Washing StationProcessing: Mountain Water Process Washed/WashedVariety: Bourbon, HeirloomAltitude: 1700 - 2100 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEIn the package you will find two coffees processed using the washed method: a decaffeinated Bourbon from the Jaltenango region, processed using the Mountain Water Process in Veracruz, and an Ethiopian heirloom from Gotiti Washing Station, dried on raised beds after sorting and fermentation.The combination of both components creates a light, floral-tea profile with delicate notes of stone fruit, moderate sweetness, low body, and a velvety texture. A long, floral finish highlights the subtlety of the composition, maintaining a character similar to FLOW Blossom, but with significantly lower caffeine content.The Mountain Water Process removes caffeine selectively while preserving aroma and full flavor. In 250 g of brew prepared according to the V60 protocol, 45.9 mg of caffeine was measured, representing approximately a 70% reduction compared to the fully caffeinated version.ROASTER’S NOTELOW Blossom stands out with a pronounced floral aroma, complemented by subtle stone fruit notes and a light tea-like background. The cup is light and elegant, with a delicate body and velvety texture. Moderate sweetness combines with gentle, fruity acidity to create a clean and transparent flavor profile. A long, floral finish emphasizes the subtlety of this blend, which retains a character similar to FLOW Blossom, but with clearly reduced caffeine content.
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 Colombia. You can feel taste of vanilla, rose water and raspberry jam.Country: ColombiaRegion: AcevedoVarietal: Red BourbonProcessing: Anaerobic HoneyAltitude: 1950 m a.s.l
Kafar Continents is a selection of coffees in the form of drip bags – single-serving sachets filled with ground coffee that you place on a cup and brew with hot water. No need for a grinder, filters, or a dripper.Freshly roasted coffee is packaged to ensure you can enjoy specialty coffee without compromising quality. This is not a blend but a single-origin coffee carefully selected by the roastery.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Honduras, 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 honey, jasmine, and gooseberry.Country: HondurasRegion: Santa BarbaraFarm: El ParaisoProcessing: WashedVarietal: ParainemaAltitude: 1550 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 86 / 100 points
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by Kolo Coffee. 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 honey, bergamot and white flowers.Country: EthiopiaRegion: DuwanchoVarietal: HeirloomProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1800 - 1900 m n. p. m.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted in Wrocław by KYOTO Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. In the cup you can expect hints of coconut, cinnamon, nectarine and chocolate.Country: ColombiaRegion: TarazzuFarm: San Diego washing stationAltitude: 1600 - 1750 m a.s.l.Processing: Natural, AnaerobicVariety: CaturraCupping score: 87 / 100 pktABOUT THE COFFEECosta Rica is renowned for exceptional coffees. Processing stations in the country are pioneers of alternative coffee processing methods, and this experience is reflected in the high quality and distinctive flavor profiles.If you don’t believe coffee can taste like a coconut-cinnamon cookie, let this lot challenge your skepticism. Such results are only possible when complex processing methods come into play.PROCESSINGAfter depulping, the beans are left with the mucilage layer intact and immediately transferred to hermetically sealed stainless steel tanks for anaerobic fermentation. This oxygen-free environment supports a tightly controlled microbial ecosystem, promoting the production of organic acids, mainly lactic and malic acids, which significantly enhance the coffee’s flavor complexity and aftertaste.Beneficio San Diego is one of the most modern processing stations in the country. Founded in 1888, it continues to evolve through innovation.The anaerobic fermentation process takes place in a completely oxygen-free environment, allowing the coffee to ferment without air exposure. In this unique method, the sugars contained in the coffee fruit ferment and produce distinctive acids that create exceptional and unmistakable flavor profiles. The key to achieving these remarkable flavors is the sugar content of the cherries, which is why only the finest fruit from the highest slopes of the Tarrazú region is suitable. Tarrazú is famous for producing some of the best coffees in Costa Rica.After fermentation, the coffee is moved to patios for sun-drying until it reaches the ideal moisture level of 11.5%.RECIPERatio: 6 g / 100 mlMethod: V60 02 (drip)Water temperature: 92°CGrind size: 25 clicks (Comandante)Brew time: 3–4 minutes / 600 ml
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Mexico, roasted in Wrocław by KYOTO Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. In the cup you can expect hints of lemon, cherry and mango.Country: MexicoRegion: ChiapasProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1500 m. n.p.m.
The best cupping spoon, designed to free the barista’s senses.Cupping is a comprehensive evaluation of many aspects of coffee, including sweetness, acidity, bitterness, aroma, and a long-lasting aftertaste. The barista must focus all their attention on assessing the coffee in front of them. At that moment, there is no need for excessive decoration.The black spoon deliberately obscures the color of the coffee to create a blinding effect, allowing full focus on the taste of the beverage.Due to the characteristics of porcelain and production conditions, the surface may have fine irregularities or numerous small holes depending on the color and production period. Please note that this is not a defect. Designed and made in Japan.Dishwasher and microwave safe.Some parts on the back of the handle of the black cupping spoon may appear white. This happens because the spoon is suspended during firing, so the glaze does not cover that area. This is not damage, such as chipping. Please note that both black and white spoons may appear slightly uneven in certain areas, as the section that was suspended during the production process is glazed afterward. We assure you that this does not affect usability.Lenght: 172mmWidth: 47 mmCapacity: 42 g
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted by Spojka roasting brand. Dark roast, perfect for espresso machines and moka pots. The flavour of the brew resembles cranberry, butter, molasses and honeyCountry: ColombiaFarm: La RomaVariety: Caturaa, CastilloProcessing: WashedABOUT THE COFFEE:The process begins with embracing mucilage for 24 hours. The beans then rest on a drying patio, fostering a harmonious profile. After a 15 to 25-day drying period, they undergo a stabilization process before proceeding to the milling process, which results in a consistent profile.
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Ethiopia, roasted by The Barn in Germany. Light roast – perfect for all pour-over brewing methods: from drip, Chemex, AeroPress, and French Press to other alternative brews and batch brewers! Flavor notes: apricot, nougat.Origin: EthiopiaRegion: YirgacheffeFarm: ChelbesaVariety: Mixed HeirloomProcessing: NaturalAltitude: 2100 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 88 / 100THE CUPThis season, expect elegant notes of apricot, apple, and lemon candy. Delicate chamomile and orange blossom are supported by sweet, silky nougat. Acidity is fresh and well-balanced.ABOUT THE FARMThe Chelbesa washing station is located at an altitude of over 2000m. Coffee cherries are collected from 476 small producers, who work the land around the village of Chelbesa. The coffee grows here in semi-forest, under shade trees and close to other food crops, such as bananas. SNAP has installed tiled fermentation tanks and 164 drying beds here: 100 are for washed coffees, 64 for natural coffees. SNAP Coffee was founded in Addis Ababa in 2008. Operating three washing and processing stations, their work revolves around three key principles: ensuring consistent processing of specialty coffee, sharing essential knowledge and training on processing and cleaning methods to partnering farmers, and implementing waste recycling systems to protect the environment.THE PROCESSIn Ethiopia, natural coffees are typically delivered the day they are harvested, and are first sorted for ripeness and quality before they are rinsed clean. The whole cherries are spread on raised drying beds or tables, where they will be rotated constantly throughout the course of drying. Drying can take an average of 8–25 days, depending on the weather.ROASTER'S NOTE
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Kenya, roasted by The Barn in Germany. Light roast – perfect for all pour-over brewing methods: from drip, Chemex, AeroPress, and French Press to other alternative brews and batch brewers! Flavor notes: red currant, raisin.Origin: KenyaRegion: KirinyagaFarm: Kamwangi FactoryVariety: SL28 & SL34Processing: WashedAltitude: 1600 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100THE CUPThis AB has superb clarity, with bright notes of red currant and plum in the cup. The sweetness is gently syrupy, like raisin or candied orange. As it cools, the rose hip shows a touch of herbal elegance.ABOUT THE FARMThis coffee has been processed at the Kamwangi Factory, belonging to the New Ngariama Cooperative Society in Kirinyaga, Central Kenya. Among the three wet mills under the cooperative, Kamwangi is one. It serves approximately 1800 farmers, although not all are currently active. These farmers primarily grow SL 34 (90%), along with SL28, K7, and Ruiru 11 varieties, at altitudes ranging from 1500 to 1800 metres above sea level. The factory is closest to the town of Embu. Processing is done with Fresh River Water. The same water is recycled during the day through a recycling process enabling them to significantly reduce water consumption. They are Rainforest Alliance certified, and have established soaking pits for waste water treatment.THE PROCESSOnce the coffee cherries have been accepted by the Cherry Clerk, they are pulped and fermented for approximately 16-24 hours, depending on ambient temperature at the time. Following fermentation, the coffee is washed in clean water from the Kii River and soaked for 12 hours. Newly installed tiles in the washing channels help preserve coffee and water quality, and all water used in processing is cleaned by filtering in earthen pits before being reintroduced to local waterways. After washing and grading, the beans are laid to dry on raised beds. Workers rake the beds frequently to ensure even drying, covering the beds during the hottest time of day and at night, to shelter parchment from moisture. It takes approximately 14 days for the beans to dry.ROASTER'S NOTEOur Kenyan lots really flew off the shelves this season, so we were excited to source this coffee from the final harvest of 2025. From Kirinyaga, Kamwangi AB is sweet and aromatic.
Specialty-grade whole-bean coffee from Thailand, roasted by The Barn in Germany. Light roast – perfect for all pour-over brewing methods: from drip, Chemex, AeroPress, and French Press to other alternative brews and batch brewers! Flavor notes: blackcurrant, fig.Origin: ThailandRegion: Chiang MaiFarm: Nui & Aoy JaisooksernVariety: TypicaProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1500 m a.s.l.Cupping score: 87 / 100THE CUPKenyan-style washed processing delivers a juicy, aromatic cup. Expect fruit-forward notes of blackcurrant, raspberry, and fig. The finish is long and sweet, with aromatic black tea.ABOUT THE FARMAs the coffee growing industry grows stronger in Thailand, the children of farmers who once moved away are returning to the land. With new approaches and an embrace of new methods, they are taking Thai coffee to exciting new places. Having left careers in accountancy and engineering behind, Nui and Aoy Jaisooksern decided to return to the land of their parents to grow coffee. Doi Saket is the oldest coffee growing area in Thailand, located in Chiang Mai province. The first few trees of Arabica coffee that were part of the opium replacement program of the Thai King were tested here. As a result, heirloom varietals, particularly Typica, are still commonplace in many old farms. The area of Doi Saket is the epitome of shade grown coffee farms. Typica trees are grown under a forest with many micro mills each producing about one ton of green beans per year. At 1300 - 1500 meters, Doi Saket is situated at a lower altitude than many of the farms we work with. However, at 19 degrees north of the equator, the altitude is very high for coffee - in Thailand, coffee cannot grow above 1550 meters. The result is a coffee with a level of complexity usually associated with coffees grown at higher altitudes.THE PROCESSThis lot was processed in washed style, with a double-stage fermentation used to produce a more complex profile. After arriving at the mill, cherries were immediately pulped then dry fermented in a sealed tank for 24 hours. After this first stage, water was added to the tank for a period of wet fermentation, for an additional 24 hours, followed by washing with clean water. The coffee was then dried on raised beds before undergoing multiple stages of sorting and quality control, including a final stage of hand sorting.ROASTER'S NOTEIn one of the oldest coffee growing areas in Thailand, Nui and Aoy Jaisooksern have introduced modern speciality methods to deliver clean, distinct flavour. Doi Saket is a juicy coffee with delicious berry notes.
A whole-bean specialty coffee from Rwanda, roasted by Audun Coffee. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew resembles plums, raisin and black tea.Origin: Rwanda Farm: Sake farmersProcessing: WashedABOUT THE FARMThe Sake washing station is located in the Ngoma District of Rwanda’s Eastern Province, near Lake Sake. The facility was established in 2003 to process coffee cherries from the plantation and a large network of local smallholder farmers, now numbering around 2,000 producers. The station also has a notable women-focused component: it collaborates with women’s groups and associations, and the washing station itself is often described as staffed or managed to emphasize women’s participation in the coffee value chain.
A whole-bean specialty coffee beans from Costa Rica, roasted by BeMyBean 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 red grapes, cola and cherry jelly.Origin: Costa RicaRegion: ChirripoFarm: Corazon de JesusProcessing: NaturalVariety: CatuaiAltitude: 1300 m a. s. l.ABOUT THE COFFEE AND PROCESSINGCosta Rica Corazon de Jesus is a coffee that takes over the entire cup, like a juicy piece of fruit held in your hand on the hottest day of summer. The first sip is like biting into a red grape: bursting with sweet juice, almost sparkling with freshness. Moments later, a note of dark cola appears, the kind you’d find in boutique, craft bottles, where caramel, spices, and fizzy depth create an almost dessert-like shadow. It all finishes with a soft, nostalgic accent of cherry pudding, like a homemade hot mug whose aroma lingers long after the cup is empty.This character is born from dry processing, which on this farm feels more like a slow dance between fruit and sunlight than a technical procedure. Hand-picked cherries first land on sorting tables, where each one undergoes a personal “interrogation.” Only those with perfectly taut skins and a ruby-red color move on, looking like tiny sugar-filled ornaments. They remain intact, unpeeled, unwashed, still wrapped in their juicy skins, as if freshly picked from the tree.Next, they are laid out on African beds, where the sun does its work slowly. Day after day, the cherries gently wilt, wrinkling like dried plums as they pass their sweetness into the beans. Aromas begin to concentrate, the pulp caramelizes from within, and the fruit is turned regularly so fermentation stays even, calm, and elegant.Only when the fruit becomes brittle, almost shell-like, is the bean released from its center: bright, smooth, nourished by weeks of slow drying. It then rests, its flavors settling like wine aging in a barrel. By the time it reaches the roastery, it already holds fullness within it: sweetness, depth, and intensity that later unfold in the cup as grape-like juiciness and a dark, dessert-style cola note.Corazon de Jesus is not a coffee that slips in quietly. It enters like a movie scene: warm light, a flash of fruit, and that soft cherry finish that’s impossible to confuse with anything else. If you like alternative coffees that feel alive, that pulse and leave a trace of sun-ripened fruit on the palate, this is that Costa Rica.
Specialty-Grade Whole Bean Coffee from Indonesia from Sumatra Island, roasted by the Polish roastery BeMyBean. Light roast, perfect for pour-over, drip coffee makers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods. In the cup, you’ll find notes of blackberry, strawberry, blueberry and pomegranate juice.Origin: Indonesia (Sumatra)Region: AcehFarm: Terry Farm CooperativeProcessing: Anaerobic NaturalVariety: Gayo 1, Gayo 2Altitude: 1400 m a. s. l.ABOUT THE COFFEENaturally processed anaerobic Sumatra is a juicy fruit bomb created to celebrate our 7th anniversary. Roasted to bring out intense notes of blackberry, strawberry, blueberry, and pomegranate juice. Dense, rich sweetness, plenty of acidity, and high intensity come together with a clean finish. This is a special coffee for a special occasion, made for anyone seeking bold, expressive flavors.Indonesia from the Gayo region defies the usual stereotypes of heavy, earthy Sumatran profiles. The cherries first undergo precise water selection to remove less ripe fruit, then ferment under anaerobic conditions. This process amplifies fruity intensity and gives the coffee a wine-like character, while maintaining a clean cup. It is a combination of Gayo tradition and controlled processing that elevates local varieties (Gayo 1, Gayo 2) to a new level.In the cup, you’ll find a thick, fruit-driven syrup. Pronounced notes of blackberry, strawberry, and wild blueberry intertwine with pomegranate juice. This is a high-intensity coffee, surprisingly juicy and full-bodied, perfect for those who look for depth and a touch of exotic wildness in a pour-over.
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