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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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What is cold press coffee?

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What happens in the roaster?

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Profile: Burundi Mukerwa

Thanks to its ideal growing conditions and climate, the Burundi Mukerwa exhibits a clean, delicate flavour with a well- balanced body and acidity.

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The art of cupping

The art of cupping

Just like a wine tasting, coffee cupping is a formal tasting technique developed to identify specific flavours, qualities and faults.

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Profile: Guatemalan Santa Felisa Estate

Profile: Guatemalan Santa Felisa Estate

This coffee is distinctively full-bodied, with notes of toffee and milk chocolate, and a smooth, velvety vanilla finish, giving it a harmonising profile.

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Bad coffee: grind vs dose

Bad coffee: grind vs dose

When your coffee is running poorly and tasting strange it is usually one of two culprits.

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