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Where our coffee comes from

El Salvador

Coffee beans from El Salvador are known to have well-balanced flavor profiles with medium body and a rich sweetness.

Most beans are grown at high altitudes (over 1200 meters), which contributes to the brightness of the flavor.

Characteristics of beans include brightness, nutty flavors, well-balanced sweetness and acidity.

Panama

Our Geisha coffee comes from Panama, known for producing some of the highest-quality coffee globally.

Geisha is recognized by its floral and jasmine-like aromas, with notes of tropical fruits like mango, papaya, and peach. It is grown at high elevations, up to 2000 meters.

Characteristics include brightness, tea-like body, and a clean finish.

Colombia

Colombia’s volcanic soil, moderate climate, and consistent rainfall contribute to ideal coffee cultivation. These growing conditions help with richness of the beans.

Colombia has quite a few notable beans to offer and are classified by size and quality.

Characteristics of some beans include fruitiness, nuttiness, medium body, and floral undertones.

El Salvador

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El Salvador

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El Salvador

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El Salvador

Coffee beans from El Salvador are known to have well-balanced flavor profiles with medium body and a rich sweetness.

Most beans are grown at high altitudes (over 1200 meters), which contributes to the brightness of the flavor.

Characteristics of beans include brightness, nutty flavors, well-balanced sweetness and acidity.

Panama

Our Geisha coffee comes from Panama, known for producing some of the highest-quality coffee globally.

Geisha is recognized by its floral and jasmine-like aromas, with notes of tropical fruits like mango, papaya, and peach. It is grown at high elevations, up to 2000 meters.

Characteristics include brightness, tea-like body, and a clean finish.

Colombia

Colombia’s volcanic soil, moderate climate, and consistent rainfall contribute to ideal coffee cultivation. These growing conditions help with richness of the beans.

Colombia has quite a few notable beans to offer and are classified by size and quality.

Characteristics of some beans include fruitiness, nuttiness, medium body, and floral undertones.