Collection: Single Origin Coffee Beans

Sara Gutiérrez Cinnamon Roll 250g Omni Roast Sara is a fifth generation of coffee producers. She studied microbiology and is now responsible for the production of specialty microlots. Although she continues with the cultivation of more resistant varieties such as Yellow Colombia and Yellow Caturra, her focus is on developing fermentation processes that add value to each variety. Process This Caturra microlot undergoes a carefully controlled honey fermentation process. Once the coffee cherries have been manually harvested and depulped, the mucilage-covered seeds are placed in tanks containing a starter culture of lactic acid bacteria (LAB) and a small amount of cinnamon. These bacteria stabilise the fermentation process and lower the ph by feeding on the sugars in the mucilage and producing lactic acid, which enhances the coffee's sweetness and creates a silky, creamy texture. The cinnamon acts as a gentle antimicrobial agent and adds subtle aromatic complexity, helping to guide the fermentation process towards a clean, balanced profile. Finally, the coffee is slowly dried with its sticky mucilage still intact, which concentrates the sugars and produces a cup with bright acidity, honey-like sweetness and delicate spice notes. ORIGIN: QUINDIO, COLOMBIA PRODUCER: SARA GUTIERREZ VARIETY: CATURRA PROCESS: HONEY LACTIC WITH BACTERIA AND CINNAMON ALTITUDE: 1600 M

  Ethiopia Washed Chelle  Tasting Notes: Apricot, Jasmin & Jasmin Tea Nestled in the Gedeo Zone just south of Yirgacheffe, Gedeb boasts a coffee profile that earns it the moniker "Virgacheffe" for its flavour similarities to its neighbouring beans. The majority of coffee varieties gown in Gedeb fall under the JARC coffee varieties (74110,74158,74112) and local varieties Heirloom (Wolisho, Kurume, Dega), with the district being a hub for coffee farming families renowned for their top-quality produce. Small-scale farmers in Gedeb typically operate on plots of land measuring less than 5 hectares, often gauging their coffee farms by tree count rather than area. This region's traditional cultivation methods reign supreme, with coffee plants coexisting in integrated garden settings alongside other food crops. Many farms in Gedebalso maintain an organic approach by default. At the Chelbesa wet mill, ripe cherries are meticulously processed through steps, including fermenting for 36-72 hours in concrete tanks, defect removal, grading, and sun-drying on raised African beds. The coffee beans are carefully shaded during the peak sun hours and regularly rotated to ensure uniform drying; a process that takes approximately 8-12 days until the beansreach an optimal moisture content of 11.5%Process: WashedRegion Area: gedeo, Gedeb WoredaVariety: JARC 74110, 74112, 74158Picking method: Hand-pickedDrying technique: African raised bedsDrying period: 8-12 daysAltitude: 2200MASLRain Season Nov-JanAverage Rainfall: 1400ml Per year  

  Jairo Arcila Peach Co-Ferment  Jairo Arcila is the pioneer of "co-fermentation." For this lot, he introduces fresh peaches and wine yeast directly into the fermentation tank with the coffee cherries. Through osmosis, the green beans absorb the actual fruit nectar and yeast esters before being dried. It is a controversial technique that creates a flavour profile impossible to achieve through traditional farming alone.   PROCESS Honey / Wine Yeast & Peach Co-Fermentation Co-fermentation is a fascinating and controversial technique that creates a flavour profile impossible to achieve through traditional farming alone. For this lot, fresh peaches and wine yeast are introduced directly into the fermentation tank with the coffee cherries. Through osmosis, the green beans absorb the actual fruit nectar and yeast esters before being dried.   ALTITUDE 1700m - 2200m

Jairo Arcila Blackberry Co-Ferment  Jairo Arcila Santa Monica farm and his exceptional fermented coffees. We are consistently captivated by the delightful aroma and flavour in every cup. This exceptional microlot from renowned producer Jairo Arcila at Finca Santa Monica is a masterful expression of co-fermentation. By fermenting the coffee with real blackberries and specialized wine yeast, Jairo Arcila has created an intense, dark fruit profile that defies expectations. This coffee is all about jammy richness, spiced red wine complexity, and a velvety honeyed finish The Innovation: Blackberry Co-Fermentation This unique lot achieves its layered complexity through a meticulously controlled process: Selective Harvest & Floating: Only the ripest cherries are hand-harvested and immediately transported. Cherries are then floated to remove low-density beans. Crucially, the water used in this stage is recycled and filtered through specialised tanks and vetiver grass beds, ensuring a commitment to environmentally friendly practices. 72-Hour Anaerobic Infusion: The cherries undergo a 72-hour dry anaerobic fermentation with the pulp still on. During this stage, fresh blackberries and wine yeast are added to the tanks. The blackberries transfer their dark, jammy flavour, while the wine yeast enhances the fermentation efficiency, unlocking aromatic compounds that dramatically increase complexity and depth. Honey Process & Drying: Following fermentation, the cherries are pulped (leaving the sticky mucilage intact—the Honey Process). The beans are then spread thinly on concrete patios (Elbas) or specialised beds and carefully monitored, turning regularly until the ideal moisture content of 9.5%-11% is reached. Altitude 1700m - 2200m

Wilton Benitez Red Bourbon 250g (Omni Roast) WILTON BENITEZ IS A HIGHLY SPECIALISED COLOMBIAN COFFEE PRODUCER WITH A LIFETIME OF EXPERIENCE IN THE PRODUCTION AND PROCESSING OF EXOTIC COFFEE, WITH A PLETHORA OF AWARDS FOR THE QUALITY OF HIS COFFEES. TODAY WILTON HAS A PROCESSING PLANT IN THE DEPARTMENT OF CAUCA AND TWO SMALL FARMS (ONE IN CAUCA AND THE OTHER IN RISARALDA). HIS FARMS MEET THE HIGHEST STANDARDS OF QUALITY AND CONTROL, AND SOCIAL PRACTICE. GRANJA PARAÍSO 92 IS A FAMILY FARM THAT HAS DIFFERENT VARIETIES SUCH AS JAVA, BOURBON PINK, GEISHA, PACAMARA, CATURRA, TABI, CASTILLO, SUPREMO AND COLOMBIA. THEY USE HIGHLY INNOVATIVE CULTIVATION SYSTEMS SUCH AS TERRACES AND DRIP IRRIGATION. IT HAS ITS OWN LABORATORIES TO CALCULATE ALL THE DETAILS FROM SHADE TO NUTRITION WITH SCIENTIFIC EFFICIENCY - ALL AIMED AT PRODUCING INCREDIBLY UNIQUE AND AROMATIC COFFEES. THE PROCESSES APPLIED TO THE DIFFERENT COFFEES START FROM A STRICT SELECTION, STERILISATION AND CHARACTERISATION OF THE CHERRY. NEXT IS THE FIRST PHASE OF CONTROLLED ANAEROBIC FERMENTATION, WHERE A SPECIFIC MICROORGANISM IS ADDED FOR EACH PROCESS. AFTER THAT, THE COFFEE IS PULPED AND SUBJECTED TO A SECOND FERMENTATION PHASE WHICH IS FOLLOWED BY A BEAN SEALING PROCESS THAT IS CARRIED OUT THROUGH IMPACTS OF HOT AND COLD WATER TO IMPROVE THE ORGANOLEPTIC CONDITIONS OF THE COFFEE. REGION: PIENDAMO, CAUCA COUNTRY: COLOMBIA ELEVATION: 1,700 - 2,100 MASL VARIETY: RED BOURBON PROCESS: WASHED

Tasting Notes: Wild Berries | Floral | Honey Sergio Londoño is a third-generation coffee producer with a rich family heritage in coffee cultivation. Over the past five years, he has focused on processing coffee at his father's farm - "Playa Bonita", and for the last two years, he has been establishing his own path as a producer.His coffee stands out due to its meticulous processing method, which begins with flotation and manual cherry selection to ensure only fruits at their optimal ripeness are used. Fermentation starts with a 24-hour cherry phase, followed by waterless depulping and an extended parchment fermentation lasting between 160 and 200 hours. This process imparts unique and distinctive flavour profiles to the coffee.   Micro-lot name "Playa Bonita" - Sudan RumeProducer Sergio LondoñoVariety Sudan Rume Altitude 1950 maslOrigin Santuario, Risaralda, ColombiaHarvest Date  Harvest 2024 - 2025Sensory Profile Floral, fruity, chocolate, blackberries and speamintProcessing Method HoneyFermentation Time 24 hours Cherry - 160-200 Hours in parchmentDrying Method Solar

Ethiopia Rachia WashedOmni Roast, Great for Pour Over & Espresso. Tasting Notes of Lemonade, Yellow Peach & Mandarin.Region: Idido, Yirgacheffe Varietal: HeirloomProcess: Washed Elevation 2200 MASL

COLOMBIA POPAYAN TASTING NOTES:TROPICAL FRUITSALMONDCARAMEL COLOMBIA Colombia is up there in our top 3 selling everyday coffee bean selection, with notes of Almond & Caramel it cuts well through milk and pairs great as a black coffee highlighting those soft tropical fruit undertones in every sip. How We Like It BestDose: 22gYield: 45gTime: 25 - 28 Seconds Suited for the everyday coffee drinker. Type - BlendRoast Level - MediumCupping Score 84