
Coffee Origin
Costa Rica
Costa Rican farmers are known for their tendency to experiment with various post harvest processing method and for planting rare and interesting coffees, such as SL-28 and Geisha. We've been buying our Costa Rican coffees direct from the same producers for several years with the help of Selva coffee.
The Producer
La Cumbre
La Cumbre wet mill is owned by Minor and Nancy Jimenez. Dedicated to producing fantastic coffee by working with an excellent team of harvesters dedicated to delivering high-quality coffee cherry from Catui, Caturra and Centroamericano varietal trees.
The Producer
Kenya Marimira
Founded in 1966 on the volcanic slopes of the Aberdares, Marimira supports around 1,000 smallholder farmers in Murang'a West. This washed peaberry lot blends SL28, K7, Ruiru 11, and Batian varieties, fermented and washed in water from the Mukungai River, then sun-dried slowly for a clean, bright, juicy flavour profile.
The Producer
Colombia Gaitania
This coffee comes from the Nasa Wesx indigenous community in Gaitania, a village in Planadas, Tolima — a region known for the warmth and resilience of its people, shaped by a history of political reconciliation between rival parties.
This Caturra lot is fermented in a low-oxygen environment for 50 hours, then sun-dried on raised beds under temperature-controlled conditions to reach ideal moisture.