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Bali Blue Moon Organic Beans 375x283 Bali Blue Moon Organic
Bali Blue Moon Organic Beans 375x283 Bali Blue Moon Organic

Bali Blue Moon Organic

$4.85 / per lb

Bali Blue Moon Organic

A complex coffee with an exotic and syrupy body with hints of chocolate, vanilla and spice. Does well as a light roast and dark roast.

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Cascadia Blend Green Coffee Beans 375x283 Cascadia Blend Decaf FTO
Cascadia Blend Green Coffee Beans 375x283 Cascadia Blend Decaf FTO

Cascadia Blend Decaf FTO

$5.50 / per lb

Cascadia Blend Decaf

This coffee is so smooth you wouldn’t know it is decaffeinated! A blend of some of the best coffee growing regions of the world. “The goal of this mix is to allow the Cascadia to be used as a satisfying drip blend, while also having enough complexity to shine in the espresso machine as well.”

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Papua New Guinea FTO 375x283 Papua New Guinea FTO NOP Enorga
Papua New Guinea FTO 375x283 Papua New Guinea FTO NOP Enorga

Papua New Guinea FTO NOP Enorga

$4.60 / per lb

Papua New Guinea FTO NOP Enorga

This coffee shares the low-toned richness of coffees from neighboring Indonesia, but is particularly sturdy, dense, and crisply robust. This is a coffee that should maintain authority in the face of enthusiastic additions of whitener and sweetener.
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Sumatra FTO Beans 375x283 Sumatra FTO
Sumatra FTO Beans 375x283 Sumatra FTO

Sumatra FTO

$4.85/ per lb

Sumatra FTO

Deep and pungently spicy in the aroma with papaya and chocolate notes. In the cup medium-bodied, richly low-toned, and complexly fruity: papaya and black cherry with a dry chocolate edge.

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Java Organic Coffee Beans 375x283 Java Organic Kayumas Taman Dadar
Java Organic Coffee Beans 375x283 Java Organic Kayumas Taman Dadar

Java Organic Kayumas Taman Dadar

$5.05 / per lb

Java Organic Kayumas Taman Dadar GRAINPRO

Java Organic Kayumas Taman Dadar GRAINPRO is sourced from family-owned farms located near the villages of Curah Tatal and Kayumas on the island of Java, Indonesia. In the 17th Century Java coffee was first cultivated in low-lying areas, but by the late 19th Century coffee leaf rust had destroyed production, forcing new coffee cultivation into the highlands where high altitudes and volcanic soil provide perfect growing conditions. Smallholder organic coffee production is atypical of the region which is dominated by large government run coffee estates established by the Dutch in the 18th century.

Taman Dadar, meaning flower garden, aptly describes the way smallholder coffee is cultivated, colorfully inter-cropped with parkia beans, avocados, erythrina, albizia, and leucaena trees, which produce food for local consumption and shade. Java Taman Dadar is wet-hulled, a uniquely Indonesian processing method in which the coffee parchment is removed before the final drying is completed, producing a hallmark Indonesian flavor.

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