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Guatemala Acatenenango -Finca La Soledad -dark roast- Bright & balanced, sweet yet with a pleasant bittersweet tang as well, dense in it's mouthfeel, a great exemplar of the Guatemala flavor profile. almond and apricot high notes, great as a Single Origin espresso: creamy, sweet & chocolaty. |
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NEW ARRIVAL Uganda Organic Mbale Bugisu-dark roast- The cup starts with a hint of honey, and lemon (but not acidic lemon). There's definitely a wild note in there, something a little woodsy and rustic lurking in the background with a bit of a sweet finish. Dark chocolate |
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Brazil Joao de Campos Yellow Catuai -Medium Roastmalty sweet and lightly fruited, with a hazelnut note, At Full City roast this lot has a nice balance between caramel and chocolate notes, very tasty for espresso as well |
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NEW ARRIVAL Ethiopia Organic Shakiso Sidamo-Medium Roast- winey character, heavy body. We like this roast City+ to Full City At this roast, the cup is so remarkably sweet, it is a dessert coffee for sure. Flame grape, plum, and melon fruit tones in the aroma. Spiced chocolate comes in the finish, with clove, nutmeg and cinnamon stick accents. Full body in mouth feel with a lingering aftertaste. |
Why are we offering fresh roasted coffee? We have been roasting our own coffee at home for several years and have really gained an apprciation the taste of fresh roasted coffee. We will be adding (and subtracting) coffees from the list as the availability of green beans changes.

the coffee cherry ripening on the vine

Green beans are transported and stored in burlap bags

the progression from green cherry, to ripe cherry to the coffee bean itself

Up Close shot of green coffee beans