Our Latest Release:

La Pacaya

From El Salvador, La Pacaya is a natural Geisha grown at extreme elevation in the Apaneca mountain range, offering ripe mango, bright citrus, and delicate florals.

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Bukeye Hills

Bukeye Hills from Burundi is a washed Bourbon produced by Long Miles Coffee Project, representing a regional expression of Muramvya Province with soft apricot sweetness, honeyed florals, and a gentle tea-like finish.

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Diamanté

From Colombia, Diamanté is a washed Pink Bourbon produced by Diego Campos in Huila, focused on clarity and variety expression, showing green apple, grapefruit, and sparkling acidity.

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How long should I rest my coffee for?

We usually start brewing around 2-3 weeks after roast, but honestly it’s better if you wait till week 4 or 5. Some of them keep getting better all the way to 60 days.
If you’ve got real willpower (unlike us), they’ll still be tasting great up to 3 months in.

You can also try cracking the bag open a day before brewing, a little oxygen helps open things up, kind of like decanting wine.

Weird, but it works.

The roast date is on every bag, so you’ll always know where you’re at.