Guillermo Lomas
White Nectarine · Sage · Pink PeppercornEcuador is a challenging origin for most roasters. The fact is, coffee from Ecuador is expensive and next to other South American coffees, it is di...
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Ecuador is a challenging origin for most roasters. The fact is, coffee from Ecuador is expensive and next to other South American coffees, it is di...
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Finca El Obraje sits high in the mountains near Tangua in the Nariño Department of Colombia. Pablo Guererra and his family have been working these ...
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Finca El Obraje sits high in the mountains near Tangua in the Nariño Department of Colombia. Pablo Guererra and his family have been working these ...
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Finca El Obraje sits high in the mountains near Tangua in the Nariño Department of Colombia. Pablo Guererra and his family have been working these ...
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Any time we get a natural processed Ethiopian in the roastery, we get a little burst of energy. This slow dried coffee from Worka Sakaro washing st...
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We came across Luis Jose Valdez’s coffee a little over three years ago. Chosen originally for John’s second appearance on the Brewer’s cup stage, F...
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In the last three years, we have purchased only one coffee from Burundi. This year, for no reason that we planned, we ended up buying five differen...
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Peruvian coffees are not new to us, but we find ourselves responding to them every year as though they are some missing piece we’ve been looking fo...
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We’ve worked closely with Pablo Guerrero at El Obraje for a number of years. His coffee represents one of our staple single origins and one of our ...
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We were introduced to Eduardo Fernando-Restrepo’s coffees during our buying season this spring. It was an unusual introduction, which seems redunda...
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Our first new release of the year is an Ethiopian coffee from producer Shekel Taye in Chelelektu, Yirgacheffe. Single producer lots from Ethiopia a...
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We were introduced to Eduardo Fernando-Restrepo’s coffees during our buying season this spring. It was an unusual introduction, which seems redunda...
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Off road. On the trail. Down in a hole. Up a creek. In a pinch. Out yonder. We sourced, roasted, and developed Decent Coffee for wherever you are. ...
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Seth visited Nico Hammond at Catalan de las Mercedes on a buying trip in 2018 and has spent every subsequent season trying to purchase as much of N...
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Daniel Velasquez at Campesino Coffee is our go to guy for exotic new Colombian coffees, but it has been a few years since we’ve had the pleasure of...
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We've been lucky enough to work with and travel to meet some amazing farmers over the years. Sometimes though their best coffees are so limited we...
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Tastes change, preferences differ, people don't always agree; but a great team can always pull it together. Our Friends Club subscription is a dire...
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Our Single Origin Subscription is a subscription for those who want to be surprised with each and every delivery. Sign up for this subscription an...
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Our Original Blends Subscription is a subscription for those who want to experience a different one of classic blends each and every time they rece...
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Blended coffees often have a reputation for being subdued, with monotone flavors, but when done correctly, blends can have exciting complexity and...
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Three of our most popular blends, these coffees have no shortage of intensity or flavor. Unfortunately, dark roast coffee often gets a bad reputat...
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