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Our ROAR Espresso Blend is a full strength coffee with a sure caffeine kick. High quality Robusta beans bring out an earthy, distinctive note, which is balanced by the soft and mild beans from Brazil. Excellent for espresso lovers. Roast: [5] Dark
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A harmonious body, rounded off by medium acidity. A chocolate-honey flavour with an aromatic note of fruits. SUSTAINABILITY - QUALITY - FAIR PRODUCTION La Frontera is a project which supports the coffee business between Bolivia and Peru. The coffee, produced in Bolivia is sold through Peru; a cooperation which has solved the problems concerning logistics & sales in Bolivia, and has dramatically improved the social & economic situation of the Bolivians. Roast: [2] Light-Medium
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Our unique recipe of select raw beans and spices celebrates our Maltese folklore and revives a taste so prevalent in the past. An aromatic, full bodied, strong coffee infused with roasted chicory, aniseed and cloves. Our Signature Maltese Coffee has been a staple ever since its conception in 2015. A carefully-crafted, well-balanced blend which takes the traditional properties and remastered for the Specialty Coffee industry. A nostalgic trip and a definite Must Try! Available in our regular 250Gr. Coffee Packs or in a 170Gr. Tin Canister, suitable for gifts and to re-use for optimum coffee storage. For best experience, brew in V60, French Press or Siphon. Not recommended for Espresso Machine. Roast: [5] Dark
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A combination of flavours from the best coffee-producing regions from all corners of the world. A hint of sweetness and some fruit, rounded off by cocoa and richness. The master class of “split roasting“ refers to select coffee varieties roasted individually and united to a perfect indulgence. Roast: [3] Medium
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A strong, full-flavoured red and yellow Catuaí coffee produced over 275 hectares in San Andrés, Honduras. Copantillo is mild in acidity with tones of walnuts and chocolate. Positive Changes for Honduras! Honduras is the fifth largest producer of coffee in the world, the third largest in Latin America and the largest in Central America. This is the result of the efforts of 120,000 coffee farming families and coffee institutions. The market continues to grow, but in the last 15 years, Honduran coffee also started to position itself as a producer of high quality coffee. 92% of the growers are small farmers, who have joined forces for the common good; to produce superior quality coffee with modern drying processes for the specialty coffee industry, which in turn has led to a positive change in their earnings and standards of living. Roast: [2] Light-Medium
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The cup of this coffee is characterised by a strong, berry-like taste and hints of dark chocolate. Recommended both as an espresso or filter coffee, with milk, which will bring the unique, aromatic notes of red berries and blueberry cake to fully unfold. Origin and Plantation This coffee is cultivated on the border to Congo in the Rwenzori Mountain range. AA represents the large Screen 17 Up beans. Arabica coffee from Uganda is famous for its well-balanced flavour: a full body and a mild tanginess. Uganda is among the ten most important coffee producing countries of the world and is the second largest producer of Robusta. Today it is gaining increasing recognition for the quality of its Arabicas. It is the next frontier for specialty coffee in East Africa. The intensive taste of the Ugandan coffee sets it apart from other lesser aromatic coffees of its neighbouring countries. Roast: [2.5] Medium
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A sun-dried, exceptional, 100% Arabica coffee from Fazenda Lagoa in Brazil, with a mild aroma and a long-lasting chocolate aftertaste. Roast: [1] Light
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Hailed as one of the best coffees in the world, the Costa Rica Tarrazú has a very expressive aromatic taste. Delightfully smooth with a sweet, fruity aroma and chocolate nuances paired beautifully with delicate hints of citrus. Roast: [2] Light-Medium
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Arabica coffee that is low in acidity, with aromas of nuts and a delicate notes of cherries, perfectly rounded off by a creamy, smooth aftertaste. This coffee, produced exclusively by women, is the key to the goal of the Women’s Fund Project, which is to improve the quality of life of its members. The “Flores del Café” helps them to acquire a legal right to property of their land, a precondition to receive credits and loans for economic purposes. In Jinotega women only have 15% of the land titles, with land-ownership traditionally passed on from fathers to sons. Roast: [1.5] Light-Medium
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An excellent full-bodied coffee from the northern regions of Tanzania, featuring a mild acidity and soft, sweet undertones with a mild sharpness. Roast: [2.5] Medium
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A 100% Arabica blend which is strong, sweet and spicy. Our Don Vito is extremely popular with espresso lovers. Roast: [4] Medium-Dark
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From the country of coffee origin. Ethiopian coffee is sweet with a complex flavour. Floral Aroma, Bright & Soft Finish. It has Chocolate, Spice, Lemon, Tart, Zingy, Wine & Black Tea notes. Roast: [3] Medium
