Single Origins

The name Njuriga has a cultural meaning for the Kikuyu tribe. It is the place where the men from the tribe were initiated into adulthood, and now the wetmill, or processing area, where this coffee is washed, fermented, and dried, bears this name. It seems appropriate, because this is where the ripe coffee cherries are transformed into the green coffee beans that can then be roasted and enjoyed. This new cooperative is made up of farmers whose holdings average about one acre each. The...

This particular washed lot comes from a longstanding relationship between Royal Coffee Importers and the Barokah Cooperative, which has 140 members who cultivate on small family owned plots of land located around Mount Kerinci, the highest volcano in Indonesia. The cooperative works closely with producers to decrease forest encroachment. Their farm management practices create a protective buffer for the Kerinci Seblat national park, which encircles the entire Kerinci...

Anteneh germinates and plants his own heirloom variety coffees, growing them under native shade trees. The favorable high-altitude farm location, along with the particular heirloom varieties combines to create a very complex coffee. The coffee cherries are dried using the natural process on raised beds, leaving the farm only when the dried coffee is ready to be shipped directly to us. We've been partnering with Anteneh since 2018. We're excited to keep building this fabulous relationship!...

This coffee comes from one of the most scenic coffee farms we have ever visited in the mountainous highlands of Guatemala, and the quality of the cup lives up to its dramatic origin. Finca Rosma has impressed us with their innovation and dedication to perfection in coffee cultivation, and we are excited to share this phenomenal coffee with you. We've worked with Fredy Morales for since 2014. Find out more about him and Finca Rosma here. Region: San Pedro Necta, Huehuetenango Elevation:...