Two or three origins, brewed side by side, make the case for single origin better than any line on a bag. Brew them in order. Take notes.
One region, two processes. The clearest lesson in what process does.
Two estates, one species. The case for Liberica, made twice.
One farm, two cultivars. Landrace against Gesha.
One cultivar, two origins. Terroir on top of seed.
Natural, washed, and heavier. Three cups with nowhere to hide.
Landrace to Gesha to the reference. A conversation about lineage.
We pair sets the way we would brew them. Open one, brew in order, and the differences come up by themselves.
Ochratoxin A and aflatoxins B1, B2, G1, G2. Screened on the green beans at an ISO 17025 accredited laboratory, before we roast. Every bag in every set is traceable to one farm, one lot, one harvest.
An occasional note on origin, roast, and the work behind the bag. Sent rarely. Read slowly.
