Martin Tapias's
This vibrant and balanced cup with lingering notes of cantaloupe, clementine, and red grapes comes from the Campo Alegre farm, located in the Antioquia region of Colombia, the birthplace of the country's coffee industry.
2oz | $1
Pablo Bonilla's
This complex blend of juicy clementines, tart cranberries, and ripe pomegranate hails from Don Mayo micro mill, among the oldest in Tarrazu region of Costa Rica, owned by Hector Bonilla and family.
2oz | $2
Edinson Villa Loayza's
This is a naturally processed coffee, whereby the cherries are allowed to dry and ferment in their "natural" state. The result is a geyser of lush tropical flavors: mango, passionfruit and papaya.
2oz | $1
Ephrem Kebede's
Nestled in the lush landscapes of the Limu region, this coffee is a testament to the rich terroir and meticulous craftsmanship that define Ethiopian coffee culture: layers of fruit and floral notes, including citrus, hibiscus, passion fruit, and ripe raspberry.
2oz | $2
Oumer Derbaye's
Nensebo is a coffee-growing region located in Sidamo, a well-established and renowned coffee-producing part of Ethiopia. Elevate your coffee experience with an enchanting medley of cranberry, raspberry, white peaches, sugar cane and tamarind flavors,
2oz | $2
Abdul Wahid's
A water-processed Decaf whose taste rivals non-treated coffees. The cup is bursting with flavor, connoting lush notes of lemon, red berries, semisweet chocolate and lingering notes of tropical fruit.
2oz | $3
Antonio Barrantes Zuniga's
This solid, well balanced cup with lingering notes of citrus, red apple, and pear comes from Cafetalera Herbazu, one of the three narrow geographical areas that in recent years have produced the best lots of high-quality Costa Rica coffee.
2oz | $2
