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LA CONVENCION | FEBRUARY 2023

LA CONVENCION | FEBRUARY 2023

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Peru La Convencion is sweet, smooth, delicious and endlessly drinkable. We get a lot of coffees across our cupping table with notes...
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OKALU | JANUARY 2023

OKALU | JANUARY 2023

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PAPUA NEW GUINEA'S OKALU Straight out of the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, the Okalu is an exceptional coffee from a...
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FINCA LA SANTA | DECEMBER 2022

FINCA LA SANTA | DECEMBER 2022

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Finca La Santa has come to town packed full of end-of-year cheer! This cracker of a coffee from Panama opens with warm aromatics...
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July Bean of the Month

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We fell in love with Diofanor’s coffee when we were lucky enough to visit his farm and taste the coffee onsite. This black honey edition is rich and sweet, with...

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DIY Great Coffee at Home or Work

DIY Great Coffee at Home or Work

See how you can enjoy quality coffee in the luxury of your own home below, it’s much easier than you think!

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What is cascara?

What is cascara?

The cherries of the coffee tree can be brewed into tea, syrup and even used in cocktails.

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