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Green Coffee

Green coffee is our specialty! We source our beans directly from farmers and cooperatives we've built relationships with over the last 25 years. Our green coffee team travels extensively to meet our producers and see their work, and support them through projects like Farm GateProyecto Xinabajul in Guatemala, The Stumping Project, and more. Check out each coffee's product page to read our carefully prepared reviews, which go into the nuanced aromatics and flavors of each offering.

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South America

Bolivia Caranavi Finca Rosita

$8.45
An aerial shot of the neatly planted rows of coffee at  Finca Rosita farm in Caranavi, Bolivia.
Bolivia Caranavi Finca Rosita
Bolivia Caranavi Finca Rosita

Medium roasts suit this Bolivia best, calling attention to bittersweet flavors and nutty hints that are sure to please the crowd. Burnt caramel, cocoa, pistachio, toasted grain, herbal accent. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Cerrado Ana Maria Menezes

$9.45
"Natural" coffee, aka "Dry Process", dries on cement patios. This is not Ana Maria's farm, but another in the Cerrado region.
Brazil Cerrado Ana Maria Menezes
Brazil Cerrado Ana Maria Menezes

This lot delves into the savory nut and bittersweet chocolate flavors that Brazilian coffee is known for. Thick body and mild acidity make it a great coffee for milk drinks and espresso too! City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Dry Process Felipe Gonçalvez

$9.50
A worker uses a wheeled rake to turn the dry process coffee as it dries on the cement patio (this is not Alto da Serra).
Brazil Dry Process Felipe Gonçalvez
Brazil Dry Process Felipe Gonçalvez

Bittersweet profiles are accented by notes of raw nuts, and faint top notes bring out a pleasantly mild acidic hint. Flavors of hazelnut syrup, rustic prune, and chocolate liqueur. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista

$9.45
Coffee cherries dry on a cement patio in Mogiana region. This is "dry process" coffee, where the cherry is left intact with the seed while drying.
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista
Brazil Espírito Santo Fazenda Boa Vista

Bodied Brazil coffee, milky texture conveys bittersweet flavors and creamy nut tones. Dark drinking chocolate, nougat, raw cashew, walnut, dark chocolate almond bark, low acidity. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Jacuí Tulio Arantes

$9.35
Whole cherry pods drying on a cement patio at another farm in the South Minas region.
Brazil Jacuí Tulio Arantes
Brazil Jacuí Tulio Arantes

Mild sweetness pairs well with aggressive bass tones, and thick, creamy body. Cools to rich dark chocolate, pecan shortbread, and muted acidity that's unimposing. Full City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Machado Recanto do Engenho

$9.40
Yellow coffee cherries ripen at a South Minas farm. This is from Carmo area, not Machado, which we have not visited.
Brazil Machado Recanto do Engenho
Brazil Machado Recanto do Engenho

Great at medium to dark roast levels. Deep-toned flavors and umami accents, bittersweet chocolate, toasted sesame, walnut, hint of fruit leather, milky body. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Brazil Pulp Natural Andréia Moreira

$9.45
Neatly planted rows of coffee shrubs at the São José farm, run by Andréia Moreira, Sul de Minas, Brazil.
Brazil Pulp Natural Andréia Moreira
Brazil Pulp Natural Andréia Moreira

Light accents of raw sugar and roasted nuts that shift to savory bittersweets at darker levels. Caramel peanut, almond meal, cocoa dusted almond, chocolate dipped pretzel. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Africa

Burundi Dry Process Kibingo

Out Of Stock
Sorting out unripe coffee cherries by hand at the Kibingo coffee mill in Kayanza. The cherry will be sorted throughout the drying stage (roughly 30 days) and helps produce the top grades.
Burundi Dry Process Kibingo
Burundi Dry Process Kibingo

Flavor profiles shift with roast level, from fruited light roasts to downright bittersweet and silky when roasted dark. Notes of stone fruit, berry, orange, barley malt syrup, and rustic cocoa. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Decaf

Colombia Buesaco EA Decaf

$10.05
Red coffee cherries ripen on a shrub in Buesaco, Nariño.
Colombia Buesaco EA Decaf
Colombia Buesaco EA Decaf

Convincing sweetness, mild brown sugar, bright fruit accents bring out positive acidic impression, hints of spice, dried green apple, bittering fruit skin, roast tones underneath. City to Full City. 

South America

Colombia Buesaco Río Juanambú

$9.35
Looking down at the old stone bridge that spans a section of Rio Juanambú. Puente Juanambú, Buesaco, Nariño, Colombia.
Colombia Buesaco Río Juanambú
Colombia Buesaco Río Juanambú

Centered around a balanced interplay of caramelized sugar sweetness and low-toned bittering, with accents of salted caramel, roasted nut, cinnamon, drinking chocolate. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Colombia Edward Sandoval Chiroso

$11.15
Sandoval family at their coffee farm Canta Ranas in Santa Isabel, Tolima, Colombia.
Colombia Edward Sandoval Chiroso
Colombia Edward Sandoval Chiroso

Light roasts are ideal, highlighting an aromatic profile of fragrant sweetness and bracing, high toned accents. Look for notes of panela, Earl Grey, hibiscus drink, spice tea, dried currant, and citrus. City to City+.

South America

Colombia Honey Aponte El Páramo

Out Of Stock
With honey process coffee, the fruit mucilage that remains intact to the bean turns a dark red color as it dries. This domed drying room is at the edge of Vereda Páramo, Aponte.
Colombia Honey Aponte El Páramo
Colombia Honey Aponte El Páramo

Robust core bittersweetness suspends fruited accents nicely in the profile. Hints of juicy plum, dried tamarind, a bright tangerine note, and dense dark chocolate flavors. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Colombia Honey Aponte Jorge Janamejoy

$10.50
Small piles of honey process coffee that were recently moved to the drying beds where they will be spread to a thin layer to dry.
Colombia Honey Aponte Jorge Janamejoy
Colombia Honey Aponte Jorge Janamejoy

Heavy body carries flavors of raw sugar and dried fruited sweetness, with notes of molasses, panela, tangy dried apricot, golden date, and raisin bread with cinnamon. City to Full City.

South America

Colombia Huila Pink Bourbon

$10.60
Pink bourbon ripening at a Huila coffee farm during our last visit.
Colombia Huila Pink Bourbon
Colombia Huila Pink Bourbon

Syrupy sweetness, and articulated acidity are the theme at light and medium roast levels, with flavor notes of honey, almond torrone, whole grain hot cakes with syrup, and bright citrus highlights. City to Full City.

South America

Colombia La Plata Raul Hector

$9.65
Raul Hector Trujillo (left) stands next to his drying coffee while Pedro (right) snaps photos.
Colombia La Plata Raul Hector
Colombia La Plata Raul Hector

Balanced core flavors are so satisfying in the middle roasts, brown sugars juxtaposed by roast-toned bittering, hints of dried fruit, coconut, almond oil, ample acidity, and sweetly disappearing finish. City to Full City.

South America

Colombia Nariño Alto Naranjal

$9.35
Colorful mylar bags filled with parchment coffee at the warehouse in Buesaco town, Nariño.
Colombia Nariño Alto Naranjal
Colombia Nariño Alto Naranjal

Underlying caramel sweetness clings to finishing flavors of almond, and cocoa, with tart citrus acidity, and well balanced top notes of praline, panela sugar, and dried fruit. City+ to Full City+.

Decaf

Colombia Pequeñas Granjas EA Decaf

$9.65
Typical pulper type used to remove fruit from green coffee seeds at small farms in Colombia. This one is in Inzá region.
Colombia Pequeñas Granjas EA Decaf
Colombia Pequeñas Granjas EA Decaf

A pleasant daily drinker with hints of molasses and raw nuts, cinnamon toast, sweet-savory baked goods, cocoa, malted milk powder, and body that thickens as it cools. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Colombia Pitalito Franky Peña

$9.35
Franky (right) at his farm, Buena Vista, with his father and son. Pitalito, Colombia.
Colombia Pitalito Franky Peña
Colombia Pitalito Franky Peña

Brews clean, bright cup flavors, with fragrant sweetness that shows aspects of unrefined sugars and fruit. Notes of sucanat, bracing citrus accents, and balanced, bittersweet finish. City to Full City+.

South America

Colombia Productores de Pitalito

$9.15
The El Bombo cupping lab team, with John, the founder 3rd from left.
Colombia Productores de Pitalito
Colombia Productores de Pitalito

Crowd-pleasing bittersweet tones in the middle roasts, caramel-accented chocolate, malted cocoa powder, dried orange, hazelnut, and moderate level of acidity. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Sweet Maria's Blends

Espresso Workshop #51 - Silvertone

$9.25
Espresso Workshop #51 - Silvertone
Espresso Workshop #51 - Silvertone
Espresso Workshop #51 - Silvertone

Like the amplifier for which this was named, our "Silvertone" blend is a celebration of big boomy tones and a deep bottom end, with treble-y fruit and spice notes, and reverberating finish. Full City to Full City+. Fantastic espresso.