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Taste Notes: Full-bodied coffee with heavy notes of chocolate ganache with overall sweetness like brown sugar. This coffee also has very low acidity. This coffee from Brazil is also special because of its unique size and the way it was picked. Generally, coffee cherries produce two coffee beans, but peaberry is a natural mutation when…
Taste Notes: Indulgent dark chocolate intertwined with caramel and roasted hazelnut. A hint of cherry adds an extra layer of depth in lighter roasts. This coffee’s medium body and moderate acidity make it ideal for a robust, sweet, and satisfying cup. It’s definitely more of a traditional-tasting coffee. Recommended Brew: Espresso & Filter – This…
Taste Notes: Rich chocolate, subtle sweetness like molasses, full-bodied Recommended Brew: Espresso – This coffee is blended perfectly for espresso, but can also be used in filter for a bold brew. Roast Level: Medium-Dark Origins: Brazil & Colombia Process: Washed
Taste Notes: Sweet and juicy stone fruits like peach, nectarines, and sweet cherries capped with a pleasant milk chocolatey finish. This is a classic Ethiopian coffee bean with pleasant fruity undertones. This varietal is an heirloom varietal from the original coffee plants first discovered in Ethiopia. It is a crowd pleaser and is sure to…
Taste Notes: Smooth caramel, chocolate, toffee, nougat Recommended Brew: Filter Brew Roast Level: Medium Origins: Colombia, Ethiopia, Brazil Process: Washed
Taste Notes: Silky milk chocolate followed by lovely orange citrus notes This decaf coffee has undergone a chemical free Mountain Water Decaffeination Process that removed 99% of the caffeine. Roast Level: A perfect medium Recommended Brew: Filter – This coffee is great to use as a batch brew on the percolator or drip machine to…
Taste Notes: Sweet fruity tones of berries, rainier cherry, grape sangria, cherry cordials, tootsie roll, cherry tootsie pop, plum, molasses, and undertones of cinnamon. This coffee is incredibly smooth & very sweet with less perceived acidity than expected. The deep fruit flavors hit you first followed by chocolate and spice undertones. Recommended Brew: Filter or…
