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Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – Washed Processed

Sale Price $6.69

New 2024/25 Crop! Regular Price $8.25/Lb
A very nice and super fresh batch of their traditional farm aggregate. A little hint of citrus floral upfront balanced with nice complex malty tones. Great everyday drinker at a medium roast, balanced with a sweet edge. A heftier cup at the darker roasts and equally as tasty, fuller bodied with strong malty and smoky tones but still retains that sweeter edge to it.

Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – Honey Processed

Sale Price $7.25

New 2024/25 Crop! Regular Price $8.25/Lb
A nice medium to dark roast more potent Nicaraguan offering. Medium to full bodied with just a little hint of acidity. Strong Medium roasts were our favorite with thicker more complex malty tones, a sweet edge, hints of herbal spice and almost no acidity, a good daily drinker being very smooth.  Darker roasts produce a similar cup but turn it semi-sweet with complimenting smoky tones, not quite as smooth but has the heft many darker roast fans will love.

3 lb Bundle: Special

Price: $23.99

Three individual pounds, this bundle includes

Burundi Premium Ngozi – Gihere Natural
Guatemalan Premium Santa Rosa – Blue Ayarza – Natural Processed
Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – Honey Processed

Features three of our more interesting coffees. Higher acidity, interesting processing, this bundle is leaning towards more exotic coffee tones.

Nicaraguan Jinotega BCT Select – Washed Processed

Price: $8.25

First New Crop Nicaragua!

Great daily drinker from medium to dark roasts. Good body and lower acidity, nice and strong semi-sweet malty tones with a hint of spice in the aftertaste. At the light to medium roasts it will show just a pinch of crispness and a hint of earth, not super citric but will leave a dryness to the tongue, a bit floral in its aromatics but not in the cup. Just before to touching 2nd crack gets rid of almost all signs of any acidity and adds some complimenting smokiness to the cup profile. A very smooth cup from a medium roast to just before 2nd crack. Into 2nd crack will get some edgy strength that dark roast fans will like.

Honduran Org. SHG EP COMSA Washed Processed

Sale Price $7.49

New Crop Org. Comsa! This cup is nice and chocolaty, lower acidity and medium bodied. A little sweeter edge to it except for super dark roasts. Besides a chocolaty factor one will get some nutty/caramel/floral like tones at the medium roast points, gives it some nice complimenting depth without being too exotic. We all thought it was at its best right around a full city – smooth without too much of a roasty note and great chocolaty tones.

Decaffeinated Colombian Org RFA Santander Kachalu MWP

Price: $9.75

A very nicely balanced chocolaty and nutty cup profile, a bit on the sweeter side.  The taste is fuller bodied with a nice walnut chocolaty tone mixing with a smooth, sweeter, mellow finish.  Pleasing hints of smoke and spice finish off this great Colombian coffee at darker roast points. Lighter roasts can show hints of floral but all in all a lower acidity cup.

Sampler – 6 Half-Pounds – Burman Coffee Favorites:

Price: $22.75

Six individual half pounds, this bundle includes:

Costa Rican Alajuela SHB EP – El Poeta
Tanzanian BCT Select Peaberry
Honduran SHG EP COMSA Washed Processed
Rwanda FTO Dukunde Kawa Musasa – Ruli Mountain – Washed Bourbon
Papua New Guinea – Carpenter Estates Bunum Wo – Kula AA
Brazil Mogiana Guaxupé 15/16 FC SS

3 lb Bundle: Tasty Value Coffees

Price: $21.45

Three individual pounds, this bundle includes:
Colombian Antioquia Amaga Supremo
Honduran Org. SHG EP COMSA Washed Processed
Brazil Mogiana Guaxupé 15/16 FC SS

All very fresh coffee, current or new crop. Great premium screens on Co-op and Mill production coffees. Larger production coffees keep the costs down. Although these are not single farm micro lots, they are very tasty coffees giving the true terroir of their production areas and producing nations. A pleasure to drink and 100% responsibly sourced.

 

3 lb Bundle: Decaf

Price: $26.45

Three individual pounds, this bundle includes: 
Decaffeinated Colombian Org RFA Santander Kachalu MWP
Decaffeinated Brazil Mogiana 17/18 – Royal Select MWP
Decaffeinated Mexican Esmeralda EA Natural

Guatemalan Premium Santa Rosa – Blue Ayarza – Natural Processed

Price: $9.49

A solid cup from light to dark, but for most drinking, a medium roast will be the way to go. Sweet with just a pinch of citric upfront, medium bodied, good mouthfeel, just a pinch of fruitiness and ends with a nice malty undertone. Lighter roast get a bit brighter and slightly more fruity but can risk a little grassy, medium roasts present great balance to the flavors and was very easy drinking, darker roasts retain a lot of sweetness and hefty malty tones, but will get pretty roasty/smoky. If drinking for drip/pour-over, medium roasts are where to go. If using for blending, espresso or cold brew, light or dark roasts can produce some really tasty results.

Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Washed Gr. 2 – Worka Chelchele

Price: $8.29

First New Crop Ethiopian! 
Crisp, clean and exotic. Great aromatics: nothing like grinding a fresh Ethiopian with its floral, jasmine and spice notes to tickle your nose. Lighter roasts are filled with new crop acidity and floral notes, mostly citric but a little peachy soft fruit tone can be found. The balance of the cup comes from a semi-tea-like chocolate factor. I tend to think of it as chocolate spice notes but many tongues can pick up a little black tea note. Medium roasts have just a pinch of citric acidic, builds a thicker body and brings forth more of the chocolaty cup profile, reducing the acidity slightly. Darker roasts are always tasty for those who like fuller roasts. This is how they would traditionally serve these beans in Ethiopia. Almost a shame, for it loses the cool spice and lighter floral tone balance but equally as tasty if you like more chocolaty cups with some spice.

NICARAGUAN SHG RFA SELVA NEGRA WASHED

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Nicaraguan Selva Negra coffee is cultivated in the most ecologically sustainable and socially responsible way possible.  Learn more by reading our Selva Negra Grower Profile. Selva Negra’s history is in many ways the history of the coffee in Nicaragua altogether. In the 1880’s the Nicaraguan government invited young German immigrants to come and settle in Nicaragua […]

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Nicaragua’s Selva Negra: Inspiring Model for Sustainable and Socially Responsible Artisanal Coffee

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Nicaragua’s Selva Negra / La Hammonia Estate:Where old world tradition meets new world experimentation in a holistic community of sustainability. One of Nicaragua’s first coffee estates has maintained its village-like atmosphere and traditional German animal husbandry while updating its operations with the latest advances in boutique coffee processing and a wide range of innovative and […]

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Zambia Aaa/Aa Mafinga Hills Rfa – Washed Processed Top Lot

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Coffee Review: Zambia Mafinga Hills A very similar cup profile to a Kenyan/Tanz coffee but a bit milder. Very nice prep and screen size on these beans. The Mafinga Hills in Zambia’s Northern Province are home to the country’s highest peaks, where altitude and ancient volcanic soils help produce the sweet citrus flavor profiles that […]

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What is Fair Trade Coffee & How it Differs From Direct Trade?

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In the most recent annual forecast for 2020/21, the International Coffee Organization estimates over 10.5 million tons of coffee beans will be produced worldwide. A small proportion of these coffee beans will be grown and harvested adhering to fair trade standards. This coffee is known as fair trade coffee.  When you go to purchase coffee […]

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INDONESIAN RFA ORG. BALINESE KINTAMANI NATURAL

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DESCRIPTION A very unique, overly fermented (very fruity) cup of joe. Closer to a natural Ethiopian than other Indonesian coffee. Bali is a tiny island– actually, a submerged volcano peak – just off the east coast of Java, with many small coffee farms. The farmers who grow Kintamani Natural belong to cooperative organizations known as […]

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TANZANIAN NGLIA ESTATE NGORONGORO AB HONEY PROCESSED

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DESCRIPTION Ngila Estate is a 250-hectare farm that is planted with 150,000 coffee trees on 100 hectares of land. The farm has been RFA and Utz certified for a decade, and the owners use traditional methods to fertilize as well as to control pests and diseases, especially focusing on biodiversity. Coffees are picked and depulped […]

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Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra – San Felipe Geisha & Caturra – Washed Processed

Sale Price $5.99

Low Stock Blowout – Only 10 Pounds Left – Regularly $7.29/lb
A very tasty cup but not super closely link to a top end Geisha, not a bad thing but just so you know what to expect. A blind tasting of this cup reminds me more of a Costa Rican than a traditional Nicaraguan or Ethiopian like Geisha coffee as the naming might suggest.

This cup is sweet, medium to low acidity with a chocolaty and floral cup profile. Best served in the medium to dark roast ballpark. The chocolatiness can come off a bit malty the darker you roast, more like Selva’s other beans at the fuller roasts but the cup definitely separates itself with the more floral attributes and sweeter edge. A great cup to drink all day long. Light roasts right at first crack can be a little grassy but doesn’t take much development past that to present a very tasty cup.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra Pacamara Washed

Sale Price $5.99

Regular Price $7.20/lb
Very large bean size. I always have a sweet spot for Pacamara coffees, not only are they usually huge beans (which is always novel) but they carry a very sweet versus nutty earthy cup profile which I personally love. From Selva Negra, this Pacamara is on the milder end, smooth and a little fuller bodied. Only a hint of acidity at lighter roast points. Very clean cup holding up best from a medium to dark roast. Lighter roasts have some cool jazzy acidity but do not develop the nice nutty/malty tone enough to give cool balance. Strong side of medium will make anyone happy, creamy fuller bodied malty tones with a hint of sweetness upfront. Darker roast get strong and fuller bodied with the cup attributes complimenting the roasty notes. A good cup to drink all day long.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra – Reserve Strain Blend – “COE Entry Lot”

A very nice, super clean and fresh batch of their traditional farm aggregate. A little hint of citrus floral upfront balanced with nice complex malty tones. Light roasts have a bit more citric fruitiness with just a hint of malty factor.  Our favorite and a  great everyday drinker was at a medium roast, builds more of a chuggable cup with a sweet edge. Turns much stronger into the darker roasts but equally as tasty, fuller bodied with strong malty and smoky tones but still retains that sweeter edge to it.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra Parainema Washed

Sale Price $5.70

Regular Price $6.99/lb
A very clean and sweet cup of coffee. Medium to full bodied with just a little hint of acidity. Lighter roasts produce a pretty delicate cup with a hint more floral aspect than darker roasts with pretty soft hints of a chocolate/caramel undertone fading into some herbal spice. Medium roasts were a cup everyone would love with smooth chocolaty tones, a hint of malt in the aftertaste, on the sweeter side. Darker roasts produce a very cool sweet malty and smokey type cup – much more full-bodied with a bit more strength to it. Really dark gets a bit edgy.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra Yellow Catuai Honey

A very clean and sweet cup of coffee. Medium to full bodied with just a little hint of acidity. Lighter roasts produce a pretty delicate cup with a fruity edge and floral aspect. Darker roasts have soft hints of a chocolate/caramel undertone with less fruit and acidity. Darker roasts produce a very cool sweet malty and smokey type cup – much fuller bodied with a bit more strength to it. Really dark gets a bit edgy.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra Pacamara Honey

Sale Price $6.30

Regular Price $7.65/Lb

A very clean and sweet cup of coffee. Medium to full bodied with just a little hint of acidity. Lighter roasts produce a pretty delicate cup with a hint more floral aspect than darker roasts with pretty soft hints of a chocolate/caramel undertone. Darker roasts produce a very cool sweet malty and smokey type cup – much fuller bodied with a bit more strength to it. Really dark gets a bit edgy.

Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra Natural Processed

Sale Price $5.99

Regular Price $7.39/lb
A very cool cup – Decent at the lighter roast points, the cup has some fruit forward tones with some nice and crisp acidity (floral/lemon) upfront, balanced with a nutty/malty dark tone. As one pushes more into the medium to borderline dark roasts, the acidity is muted up and that classic malty profile comes out in the cup with just a bit of red fruit accent, also very lovely and will appeal more to those who are not into over the top fruity and acidic cups. Darker roasts are not recommended with this bean, will turn pretty bitter and kill the exotic-ness of the cup.

3 lb Bundle: Nicaragua RFA Selva Negra “La Hammonia” Variety Pack

Three individual pounds, this bundle includes:

Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Washed Processed – Icatu Reserve
Nicaraguan SHG RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Washed Yeast Processed
Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Natural Processed Yellow Catuai

Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – San Felipe – Geisha Washed Processed

Only 41 Pounds Left!
Great light to medium roast coffee. Although we have carried the San Felipe lot for years, having the Geisha separate this season has brought a ton of new tastes. East to tell the difference when compared to the other strains Selva Negra grows. Best at the light to medium roast level, these beans have a bit more acidity than anything else from Selva Negra. The cup is very floral and citric especially at lighter roasts. Not quite jasmine floral, a little more traditional citric, but very tasty; delicate and sweet edged. Where one can see the prime Geisha attributes is in the darker tones of the cup, black tea spice  jumps right out. Light roasts are heavy on the citric and floral balanced just a touch of tea like spice with herbal overtones. Medium roasts are where most will want to shoot, defined tea like spice with some sweet crisp floral upfront. Darker roasts turn a bit plain, still very drinkable but not much uniqueness.

Half Pound Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Geisha Washed Processed

Great light to medium roast coffee. Although we have carried the San Felipe lot for years, having the Geisha separate this season has brought a ton of new tastes. East to tell the difference when compared to the other strains Selva Negra grows. Best at the light to medium roast level, these beans have a bit more acidity than anything else from Selva Negra. The cup is very floral and citric especially at lighter roasts. Not quite jasmine floral, a little more traditional citric, but very tasty; delicate and sweet edged. Where one can see the prime Geisha attributes is in the darker tones of the cup, black tea spice  jumps right out. Light roasts are heavy on the citric and floral balanced just a touch of tea like spice with herbal overtones. Medium roasts are where most will want to shoot, defined tea like spice with some sweet crisp floral upfront. Darker roasts turn a bit plain, still very drinkable but not much uniqueness.

Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – San Felipe – Geisha Washed

Sale Price $6.79

Low Stock Blowout – Only 14 Pounds Left! Regular Price $7.79/Lb
Great light to medium roast coffee. Although we have carried the San Felipe lot for years, having the Geisha separate this season has brought a ton of new tastes. East to tell the difference when compared to the other strains Selva Negra grows. Best at the light to medium roast level, these beans have a bit more acidity than anything else from Selva Negra. The cup is very floral and citric especially at lighter roasts. Not quite jasmine floral, a little more traditional citric, but very tasty; delicate and sweet edged. Where one can see the prime Geisha attributes is in the darker tones of the cup, black tea spice  jumps right out. Light roasts are heavy on the citric and floral balanced just a touch of tea like spice with herbal overtones. Medium roasts are where most will want to shoot, defined tea like spice with some sweet crisp floral upfront. Darker roasts turn a bit plain, still very drinkable but not much uniqueness.

Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Washed Processed – Icatu Reserve

A very clean and fresh batch from Selva Negra. A little citric & floral acidity upfront, balanced with nice complex nutty & malty undertones. Light roasts are going to be a little front loaded with the brighter characteristics, a higher rated cup meaning one will notice some decent crisp acidity at the light-medium roasts. Will give great depth of flavor but may be a little sharp for some. Our favorite roast and a great everyday drinker was in the medium roast ballpark, builds more of a smooth and creamy cup with a sweet edge, reducing that perceived acidity to just a pinch. Turns much stronger, a robust cup most would say, into the darker roasts but shined nicely; fuller bodied with strong malty and smoky tones, still a sweeter edge to it which darker roast fans will love.

Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Washed Yeast Processed

Sale Price $6.35

Low Stock Blowout: 19 Pounds Left
Regular Price $7.35/lb
A lovely differentiating offering of unroasted coffee beans from Selva Negra. We though it best from a medium to dark roast, but those who love some very buzzy acidity will like it lighter. Decently more acidity than their other offerings; comes off complex and darker toned, which is quite unique for a Nic. Not like your normal more citric lemony/floral acidity. Leaves the mouthfeel pretty dry with base tones down the more nutty and malt like. Semi-sweet, with hints of floral and soft fruit that will linger on the tongue. Tasty science in action!

6 Half-Pound Sampler – Nicaragua Premiums

Sale Price $19.25

Three Bundles Left
Regular Price $22.25
Six individual half pounds, this bundle includes:
Nicaraguan Org. SHB EP Jinotega – Finca El Pastoral – Honey Processed
Nicaraguan Org. SHB EP Jinotega – Finca El Pastoral – Natural Processed
Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Parainema Honey Processed
Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – San Felipe – Geisha Washed Processed
Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Yellow Catuai – Natural Processed
Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – Washed Processed

Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Yellow Catuai – Natural Processed

A very cool exotic cup – best at the light to medium roast points but tasty from light to dark. The cup is full of fruit forward tones, strawberry/stone-fruit like, with some nice and crisp acidity upfront (floral/lemon), balanced with a nutty/malty dark tone. As one pushes more into the medium to borderline dark roasts, the acidity is muted up and that classic malty profile comes out in the cup with just a bit of red fruit accent, will appeal more to those lower acidity fans, or those who traditionally prefer washed processed coffees. Folks who are not into over the overly fruity and acidic cups might want to look at the other Selva Negra offerings.

Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Mirador Washed Processed

A very clean and fresh batch from Selva Negra. A little citric & floral acidity upfront, balanced with nice complex nutty & malty undertones. Light roasts are going to be a little front loaded with the brighter characteristics, a higher rated cup meaning one will notice some decent crisp acidity at the light-medium roasts. Will give great depth of flavor but may be a little sharp for some. Our favorite roast and a great everyday drinker was in the medium roast ballpark, builds more of a smooth and creamy cup with a sweet edge, reducing that perceived acidity to just a pinch. Turns much stronger, a robust cup most would say, into the darker roasts but shined nicely; fuller bodied with strong malty and smoky tones, still a sweeter edge to it which darker roast fans will love.

Nicaraguan Premium Selva Negra – Parainema Honey Processed

A very clean and sweet cup of coffee. Medium to full bodied, sweet edged with just a little hint of acidity. Lighter roasts produce a delicate cup; hint of citric & floral tones combining with a malty, slightly herbal darker tone. Medium roasts are where the fuller body becomes more noticeable and the malty factor pops out much more, rids the cup of the herbal tones.  Darker roasts produce a very cool sweet malty and smokey type cup – much fuller bodied with a bit more strength to it, still very sweet edged which many will love.

6 Half-Pound Sampler – Central America All-Stars

Sale Price $22.99

Regular Price $24.29
Six individual half pounds, this bundle includes:
Costa Rican – Las Lajas Micromill – Finca Calle Liles – Black Honey
Dominican Org Ramirez Estate – Natural Processed
Guatemalan Premium Huehuetenango – Finca Vista Hermosa
Haitian Premium – Singing Rooster – Savane Zombie 17/18
Mexican Terruño Nayarita Natural Processed SHG
Nicaraguan RFA Selva Negra – La Hammonia – Washed Yeast Processed

Nicaraguan SHG Org. San Juan De Rio Coco

A good clean “classic” cup of Nicaraguan. Medium bodied and a little lower acidity. Very pronounced malty tones accompanied with just a hint of sweeter floral upfront at pre-second crack roasts. Into second crack these become fuller bodied with potent bitter-sweet malty and smoky tones. At a lucky roast point and with proper set-up one can pull a little hint of caramel around the full city mark.

Nicaraguan FTO SHG EP Segovia

Clean, rich and sweet, a top notch example of Nicaraguan coffee. Medium bodied, a  little hint of lemony citrus at the lighter roasts balanced with a nice sweet and smooth caramel/malty tone. Medium to dark roasts get fuller bodied and introduce some nice smoky and roasty accents into this very malty cup profile. Dark roasts into second crack turn a bit less sweet but work wonderfully for espresso or mixed beverages. Great bean as a single-origin drinker or blend base.

Nicaraguan Jinotega SHG EP Olomega

Rich, sweet and malty, a good example of Nicaraguan coffee. Best from a medium to dark roast. Medium bodied cup with lower acidity and a sweet edge. A hint of citrus crispness at the medium roast level. 2nd crack or darker the cup will be bolder with no citric component, adding some complimenting smokiness into the malty dark tones. We did also enjoy this coffee at a light roast; a softer and sweeter cup but will risk a little earthy/nutty/grassy if too light.

Nicaraguan Canta Gallo FTO SHG EP

Rich, sweet and malty, a good example of Nicaraguan coffee. Best from a medium to dark roast. Medium bodied cup with lower acidity and a sweet edge. A hint of citrus crispness at the medium roast level. 2nd crack or darker the cup will be bolder with no citric component, adding some complimenting smokiness into the malty dark tones. We did also enjoy this coffee at a light roast; a softer and sweeter cup but will risk a little earthy/nutty/grassy if too light.

Nicaraguan FT Org. Reyna Del Cafe SHG EP

Only 10 Pounds Left!
Works well light to dark but we liked it best at a standard medium roast. Smooth and sweet, lower acidity, a fuller body, good mouthfeel with rich malty tones.  If you take it a little lighter, picks up some lemony/floral crispness, can bring out a little hint of caramel and slight floral overtones, but risks a little more grassy contrast versus malty. Darker gets a little roasty tasting but its a compliment to the sweeter malt like tones, works nicely for a sweet edged classic tasting dark roast bean.

Nicaraguan Org. SHG EP Jinotega Paraiso

Great Buy!
Best at a medium to dark roast. fuller bodied with rich malty semi-sweet undertones, a little hint of lemony citrus at the medium roast level when fresh but a low acidity offering overall, can bring out a little hint of caramel and slight floral overtones, a little sweeter and smoother cup. Will get a little smoky edgy aftertaste once touching second crack if drank too quickly, a couple day setup smooths it out greatly.

Nicaraguan Org SHG EP Santa Lucila

A very easy drinking super fresh coffee. Lighter roasts show slight hints of lemony floral brightness with a little sweeter edge, balanced with a bit dryer malty undertone. A clean cup with nice complexity, soft enough acidity to be an easy to drink daily coffee. Medium roasts reduced the acidity but retained a little floral tone, body (thickness) increased nicely and the cup lost its more delicate sweeter edge, replaced it with a complex strong malty tone with some smoky accents, still very smooth before 2nd crack, stronger smokier and edgier into 2nd crack.

Guatemalan Huehuetenango Finca Injertal RFA SHG EP

A great clean classic Guatemalan cup that everyone will enjoy. Lower acidity with a little fuller body, a sweet and semi-fruity edge with a smooth chocolaty undertone. Lighter roasts will put a little winy citric edge to the cup, darker roasts will remove the fruitiness of the cup and provide a bit more bakers chocolate smokiness.

El Salvador SHG Finca Santa Josefita Bourbon Washed RFA

Only 30 Pounds Left! 
A very nice and smooth cup good from light to dark. Medium roasts were out favorite, full of soft nutty and chocolaty tones that many consider the “go to” for daily drinking. A sweet edge to the cup, lower acidity, medium bodied. Depending on roast level, nutty/floral/caramel/soft-fruit/smoky like tones can be found. Light roasts are more floral, citric & caramel like but can risk a little grassy too close to 1st crack. Medium roasts were smooth and clean, easy drinking. Darker roasts are much stronger, more chocolaty & semi-sweet with a smoky finish.

Half Pound El Salvador SHG Finca Santa Josefita Bourbon Washed RFA

A very nice and smooth cup good from light to dark. Medium roasts were out favorite, full of softer nutty and chocolaty tones that many consider the “go to” for daily drinking. A sweet edge to the cup, lower acidity, medium bodied, depending on roast level, nutty/floral/caramel/soft-fruit/smoky like tones can be found as well. Light roasts are a little more floral caramel like but can risk a little grassy too close to 1st crack. Medium roasts were smooth and clean, darker roasts also work well, get stronger and semi-sweet with a smoky finish.

Nicaraguan Finca Las Brisas – Pulped Natural Masellesa

Sale Price $5.60

Low Stock Blowout – Only 55 pounds left.
Regular Price $6.99/lb
A very cool natural type cup that almost anyone will love. Although this cup does have some classic natural fruit tones, it is not overly done – you get a little dry cascara type note in the background. Very smooth, good body, lower acidity at most roasts with a nice malty/chocolaty note coming forward. Not quite as mild as last years offering with its stronger malty notes but a very clean cup with an exotic spin.

Costa Rican – Las Lajas Micromill – Finca Sabana Redonda – “Alma Negra” (“Black Soul”) Natural

A stellar fruit forward cup of coffee.  Super clean, medium bodied with some decent acidity. Lighter roasts are a bit higher acidity giving some great sweetness and a stronger winy grape and red fruit tone balanced with a more malty dark tone, a coffee version of jellied toast.  Medium roasts reduce some of the wild fruity aspect of the cup along with reducing the more acidic notes but builds much more of a malty chocolaty tone.  The cup retains a more refined tart red fruit note (think cranberry) up until 2nd crack.

Costa Rican Las Lajas Micromill – Finca San Luis – “Alma Negra” (“Black Soul”) Natural

Sale Price $9.25

Regular Price $10.49/lb
A stellar fruit forward cup of coffee.  Similar to the Black Pearl Processing but stronger and more wild. Super clean, medium bodied with some decent acidity. Lighter roasts are a bit higher acidity giving some great sweetness and a stronger winy grape and red fruit tone balanced with a more malty dark tone, a coffee version of jellied toast.  Medium roasts reduce some of the wild fruity aspects of the cup along with reducing the more acidic notes, but build much more of a malty chocolaty tone.  The cup retains a more refined tart red fruit note (think cranberry) up until 2nd crack.

Costa Rican Las Lajas Micromill – Finca San Luis – “Perla Negra” (“Black Pearl”) Natural

A stellar fruit forward cup of coffee. Similar to the Black Soul Natural, this cup is smoother and more delicate but contains much of the same flavors as the Black Soul. Super clean, medium bodied with some decent acidity. Lighter roasts are a bit higher acidity giving some great sweetness and a stronger winy grape and red fruit tone balanced with a more malty dark tone, a coffee version of jellied toast.  Medium roasts reduce some of the wild fruity aspects of the cup along with reducing the more acidic notes, but build much more of a malty chocolaty tone.  The cup retains a more refined tart red fruit note (think cranberry) up until 2nd crack.

Costa Rican – Las Lajas Micromill – Finca El Guachipelin – “Perla Negra” (“Black Pearl”) Natural

Only 22 Pounds Left!
A stellar fruit forward cup of coffee. Similar to last season, this cup is smoother and a little more delicate but contains much of the same flavors our Lajas natural fans are used to. Super clean, medium bodied with some decent acidity and strong fruity and boozy tones.

Lighter roasts are higher acidity with a strong fruitiness. Citric, floral and fruit will dominate the lighter roast tastes. Gives the cup some great sweetness and pops right out those natural processed tones many love. Pulls just a pinch of balance with a malty, oak like darker tone.  Medium roasts smooth out the wild fruity and acidic tones, builds more of a malty/chocolaty tone in the cup with the fruit/floral highlights.  The cup retains a more refined tart red fruit note (think cranberry) up until 2nd crack. A bit of a barrel aged taste as the cup cools throughout the roast points. 

Nicaraguan Jinotega Org. Finca El Pastoral

A great tasting medium to dark roast Nicaraguan coffee. Medium bodied, a  little hint of lemony citrus at the lighter roasts balanced with a nice sweet and smooth malty tones. Medium roasts are the sweet spot, lower acidity, smooth and developed with a sweeter edge. Darker roasts get fuller bodied and introduce some nice smoky and roasty accents into this very malty cup profile.

Colombian RFA Org. Santander Kachalu

Sale Price $5.75

Regular Price $6.99/lb
Good from light to dark, a solid medium roast was our favorite. Medium bodied with low acidity, a creamy and smooth cup. Sweet edged with good depth of flavor. Classic and rich nutty/chocolaty tones with a hint of caramel. A cup anyone will love. Light roasts add a little hint of floral, darker roasts are stronger and more semi-sweet, we did not find a roast we didn’t like. A fun coffee to play with roast level.  

Thailand – Lanna Coffee – Doi Inthanon – Honey Processed

Sale Price $5.99

Regular Price $7.10/lb
Tasty honey processed but reminds me more of a washed processed. Not much for a fruit forward cup profile,  bigger bodied and darker toned, reminds me a bit of the Nicaraguan Selva Negra Honey Processed. Lighter roasts will show some nice clean lemony floral acidity but do not fully develop the nice robust chocolaty factor, interestingly enough, one gets a bit of African herbal/spice in the cup at the lighter roasts. Medium roasts are where we thought it shined, just a small hint of citric sweetness upfront with a good balance of spicy chocolate notes, unique spice, more like the Indian coffees. Darker roasts get more like the Dominican with strong bakers chocolate and smoky tones, a hefty cup with very low acidity.  

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