MT KILIMANJARO
1800 – 2200 MASL
ORGANIC
Process washed & sundried on raised beds Coffee Notes
notes of dark chocolate cherry some floral on lighter roasts sweet complex cup
the Marangu Co-op is located on Mt kilimanjaro
the milling is completed at the Rafiki Mill
where the coffee is hulled sorted polished and hand sorted & packed into grain pro food safe bags fair prices are paid this coffee is sustainable
Cup Profile:
milk chocolate caramel stonefruit citrus
about this coffee
this coffee is from the municipality of Planadas in the Tolima Dept near the Cordillera Central at the foothills of Nevado de Huila which is colombia’s highest peak.
Region: Intibucá region , Pelon Honduras
Altitude: 1600 masl
Producer Blanca Flor
Varieties: Paca, Caturra and Catuai varetals
CUP PROFILE
a full balanced body delicate acidity notes of caramel and honey nectarine/stonefruit sweetness underpin this very versatile coffee
that can be enjoyed in a number of different roast profiles and brewing methods
Blanca Flor is shade-grown specialty coffee from the Intibucá region in the alpine mid-west of Honduras. The temperate climate and volcanic soil at altitudes ranging from 1,340m to 1,850m combine to produce near-perfect conditions for the cultivation of coffee. Blanca Flor represents a coalition of indigenous Lenca farmers whose holdings of varying sizes stretch from west to east, from Masaguara to San Juan. Its coffee is milled at a central cooperative beneficio.
IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon is a type of coffee bean that is grown in the high-altitude regions of Brazil, particularly in the Cerrado region. The name “Yellow Bourbon” refers to the color of the coffee cherries when they are ripe, which are yellow instead of the traditional red.
The IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon coffee beans are known for their unique flavor profile, which is characterized by notes of chocolate, caramel, and nuts. They have a medium body and a low acidity, which makes them a popular choice for espresso-based drinks like cappuccinos and lattes.
The beans are grown on small family farms and are typically harvested by hand. They are then carefully processed and roasted to bring out their unique flavor profile. Because the beans are grown in such a specific region and under certain conditions, they are considered a specialty coffee and can be quite expensive.
In recent years, there has been a growing demand for specialty coffee beans like IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon, as consumers become more interested in the origin and quality of their coffee. This has led to increased investment in sustainable farming practices and greater support for small-scale coffee producers.
Overall, IPE Amarelo Yellow Bourbon is a delicious and unique type of coffee that showcases the best of Brazil’s coffee-growing traditions. Its popularity is a testament to the skill and dedication of the farmers who grow and harvest the beans, as well as the growing appreciation for specialty coffee among consumers.
Producer: Collection of farms
Process: Natural Gr3 Raised Beds
Altitude: 1600-2000 masl
Cup Profile
amazing aroma full sweet body abundant fruit & berry flavors clean finish
Guji is a region in Southern Ethiopia – the beans are grown in a forest jungle environment at an altitude of 1,500-2,350 meters above sea level, giving the beans plenty of time to mature slowly and develop plenty of taste. The region of Guji is named after a tribe of the Oromo people who have roamed the mountains for thousands of years.
ethical & sustainably produced coffee
Owners: Flavia & Gabriel Alves
Region/State alta Mogiana- Sao Paulo
Varietal : Red Mundo Novo
Process Natural
Elevation – 1,250m
Certifications UTZ – RFA- AMSC (Genuine rainforest coffee) Please email or call if you would like to buy a 30 kg bag or if you require even larger quantities of this outstanding coffee – we can assist with wholesale pricing
Owners: Flavia & Gabriel Alves
Profile
full bodied coffee abundant sweetness with syrupy caramel notes honey smoothness long finish of honey and blood orange balanced acidity and balanced flavour Ideal for a stand alone single origin espresso premium blend works well for many coffee styles – great in milk – espresso – black – filter – pourover and cold brew
Crisp and juicy with great syrupy body – Cola-like acidity, purple grape & tangelo notes
abundant sweetness with great dark chocolate on the finish a complete well balanced cup
this special single-variety Acauã micro-lot was grown on Sitio Canaã (which translates to “The Promised Land” in Portuguese). This small farm lies outside the small town of Piatã, in Bahia’s Chapada Diamantina region, at an elevation of 1,280 to 1,340 meters above sea level – for 100 years this area was mined for the precious gemstones embedded in its cliffs thankfully today the region is famous for its amazing specialty coffee
Sitio Canaã is owned and managed by Kleumon Silva Moreira. Kleumon is young – just 34 years old – but has been working in coffee for well over a decade, alongside his mentor, Antônio Rigno (ofSão Judas Tadeau). Antônio is widely regarded as the best producer in the region and is famous for his commitment to quality, having achieved many accolades for his coffees in the Cup of Excellence competition and other quality awards over the years. He is a valued mentor to many producers in the region, and Kleumon has worked alongside him for a number of years learning everything from how to plant and care for the trees through to coffee processing.
