A whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, 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 raspberry, peach and blackcurrant.Origin: KenyaFarm: Kamagogo farmersProcessing: WashedRegion: MurangaVariety: SL-28, SL-34, Ruiru, BatianKamagogo is a fully washed lot produced at Kamagogo Coffee Factory in Murang’a County, Kenya. The factory is operated by the Kiru Farmers’ Cooperative Society, which serves approximately 3,500 smallholder farmers, with around 1,000 delivering to Kamagogo. The station is located at 1,800 meters above sea level in an area characterized by red volcanic soilsStore in a cold and dry space.
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 Method of decaffeination: SugarcaneAtitude: 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.Store 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 bilberry, sweet citrus, flowers and chocolate.Origin: ColombiaRegion: CaucaFarm: El Tambo Processing: WashedAltitude: 1900 - 2150 m n. p. m.Cupping score: 86 / 100 pktABOUT THE FARM AND COFFEE PRODUCERSThis exceptionally clean and complex lot is the result of the work of four small producers from the Cauca region. Willian Hoyos, Julián Sandoval, Rubén Castillo, and Yovany Muñoz grow coffee on several-hectare farms in the El Tambo micro-region, located west of the capital of the Cauca department, Popayán.The phenomenal quality of their coffee is driven by the following synergy of factors:the microclimate of El Tambo and cultivation at elevations exceeding 2,000 meters above sea level result in slower cherry maturation, while lower humidity facilitates the drying process: processed coffee loses moisture in a predictable and controlled manner,a well-thought-out and precisely planned system of pruning and thinning older, less productive parts of the coffee trees to ensure optimal airflow and sunlight penetration,the producers’ modern knowledge of fertilization combined with a traditional practice locally known as “re-re,” which involves selectively harvesting overripe, underripe, or dried cherries and leaving them on the ground near the coffee trees. As a result, more pests feed on this “waste” instead of attacking healthy plants,and, of course, a conscious and strict selection of cherries harvested at optimal ripeness, supported by years of experience in fermentation and drying processes.Harvesting is carried out exclusively by local residents, who form the core of the community of several small villages in El Tambo. This community has naturally developed over generations around the continuous, seasonal cycle of coffee cultivation.ABOUT COFFEE PROCESSING ON THE FARMCastillo variety, hand-picked, with the beans separated from the fruit immediately after harvest. Fermented in tanks for approximately 36 hours, then washed up to three times to completely remove any remaining mucilage from the parchment. Slowly dried for about 15 days on raised beds. Homogenized and stabilized for a further several days.ROASTER’S NOTEA time machine. I remember this profile of washed Colombian coffee from a decade ago. Then it disappeared for a few years, or became much harder to find. But it’s back again. Multi-layered, elegant, vibrant, and soft. Everything here evokes ripe, juicy fruit.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted in Warsaw by Story Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew tastes like melon, peach, and flowers.Country: ColombiaRegion: HuilaFarm: Las FloresVarietal: Red BourbonProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1700 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Kenya, roasted in Warsaw by Story Coffee Roasters. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The brew tastes like strawberry, raspberry, yuzu and violet.Origin: KenyaRegion: Murang'aFarm: Kangiri Farmers Cooperative SocietyProcessing: WashedVariety: SL28, SL34, Ruiru, BatianAltitude: 1900 m a.s.l.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia, 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 flowers, pomelo and blackberries.Country: EthiopiaRegion: GujiFarm: Gemechu ShonoraVarietal: KurumeProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1900 – 2200 m a.s.l.ABOUT THE COFFEEWe’re welcoming spring with open arms and a brand new Ethiopia Gemechu Shonora tucked under one of them. Just like crocuses pushing through the ground, this spring coffee comes with some lovely florals of its own.It’s a floral and properly complex cup. Fresh like pomelo, and sweet like a handful of freshly picked berries. A classic washed process, the traditional Kurume variety typical for the region, and a profile like a forest glade in bloom.Credit goes to the producer, Gemechu Shonora. This is the second harvest in a row we’ve featured on the menu, and once again it’s hard not to be impressed. Safe to say, not the last.Hand-picked cherries, flotation, depulping, then wet fermentation for 24–36 hours. After washing, the coffee moves to raised beds where it dries for around two weeks. A short rest in the warehouse follows, and only then does it head to Addis. Clean and straightforward, exactly how we like our washed Ethiopias.That’s our version of spring, sealed in a colourful bag. The crocuses are only just coming up, and this Ethiopia is already sitting proudly on the counter, waiting to be brewed.Store in a cold and dry space.
A specialty-grade blend of whole-bean coffees roasted by the 2015 World Coffee Roasting Champion, Audun Sorbotten.Each package contains at least 75% beans from Brazil and around 25% Arabica from various origins.The coffee is lightly roasted and recommended especially for cafés as a bean for commercial batch brewers. It also performs well in V60, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other alternative brewing methods.Country: >75% Brazil, approx. 25% mixed ArabicaFarm: Fazenda Da LagoaProcessing method: WashedStore in a cold and dry space.
Specialty-grade whole bean coffee from Honduras, 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 raspberry, blackcurrant and floral.Country of origin: HondurasRegion: Santa BarbaraFarm: Finca El CucuruchuVariety: CatuaiProcessing method: WashedThe coffee is grown at 1850 m.a.s.l in the Santa Barbara region, famous for high-quality coffees.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Tanzania, roasted by 2015 World Roasting Champion, Audun Sorbotten. Light roast, perfect for pour over brewing methods. You can expect the flavour notes of red berries, prune and caramel.Origin: TanzaniaRegion: MbeyaFarm: Umalila farmersProcessing: WashedVariety: Peaberry red bourbonABOUT THE REGIONUmalila has quickly become one of the top cup performers in southern Tanzania, consistently delivering fruit-forward, floral, and clear washed coffeesStore in a cold and dry space.
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.Store in a cold and dry space.
A whole-bean specialty coffee from Ethiopia 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 apricot, floral and black tea.Origin: EthiopiaRegion: SidamoFarm: Setamo farmersProcessing: WashedVariety: HeirloomABOUT COFFEEThis washed coffee was produced by 556 smallholder farmers and processed at the Bensa Setamo Washing Station, in the Sidamo coffee region of Ethiopia. The farms lie at very high elevations between 2,100 and 2,300 meters above sea level, where cool temperatures allow slow cherry maturation.Store in a cold and dry space.
Whole-bean specialty coffee from Colombia roasted by Story Coffee from Poland. Light roast, perfect for filter coffee machines, drippers, Chemex, AeroPress, French Press, and other pour-over brewing methods. The flavour of the brew brings the notes of jasmine, green tea, pomegranate, and guava.Country: ColombiaRegion: CaucaFarm: Patio BonitoVarietal: GeshaProcessing: WashedAltitude: 1400 m a.s.l.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 cold and dry space.
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