Roaster notes
A bold Monsoon Malabar from India, shaped by exposure to the warm, moist winds of the monsoon season. Chocolate, smoky cedar, and low acidity make it a punchy espresso with plenty of character.
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From the home of coffee itself, comes this washed lot from the Doyo Co-operative. The heirloom varietals grown here represent the legacy of coffee growing in this region - classic flavours and high desirability. This coffee was roasted to pull out the complex sweetness of sweet and salty malted milk chocolate whilst retaining a deep fruit note of raisin and subtle citrus flavour.
Rare coffees like this don't come along every day. Grown by Erlan Peralta at 1,900m above sea level, this naturally processed Peruvian lot is packed with delicate florals and vibrant fruit. The cool, shaded and high-altitude conditions on Erlan's farm allow the cherries to mature slowly, building sweetness and complexity. Light roasting helps retain the inherent aromatics of heady orange blossom that combines so well with notes of brown sugar and raspberry. Light roasting helps retain the inherent aromatics of heady orange blossom that combines so well with notes of brown sugar and raspberry.
We’ve teamed up with the folks at PistonHeads to create this punchy new blend. Made from Brazilian, Burundian and Colombian coffees, this has been roasted dark to deliver a full-bodied espresso. Expect rich notes of dark chocolate, roasted hazelnut and muscovado sugar, with the Burundian beans adding a subtle hint of black cherry. Designed to cut through milk, this one really comes alive in a cortado. Big flavour, smooth finish . Every bag also comes with an exclusive, limited-edition sticker; only available with this blend while stocks last.
A washed Mexican coffee from smallholder producers near Oaxaca City, grown under natural shade. Milk chocolate, pecan, and glace cherry notes make it sweet, accessible, and quietly complex.