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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

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 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 Nyabiraba Kinama

$9.35
The stenciled sign for Kinama Washing Station in Commune Nyabiraba.
Burundi Dry Process Nyabiraba Kinama
Burundi Dry Process Nyabiraba Kinama

Fruits are a big part of this dry process profile, thought it's bittersweet and spiced accents you're left to ponder in the finish. Hints of jellied cranberry, mango tea, high % dark chocolate, coriander. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Africa

Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill

$8.95
After pulping and fermenting, the wet parchment is moved to the drying tables where it is spread to a thin layer to dry in the sun. Migoti coffee washing station, Burundi.
Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill
Burundi Mutambu Migoti Hill

Excellent light roast brew, elegant, bright, with prevalent sweetness, and top note highlights of cherry, raw sugar, spice tea, rose hips, and a twist of lemon. Dark roasts are best for espresso. 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.

Africa

Ethiopia Uraga Haro

$9.50
Close-up photo of green coffee in its parchment layer drying on raised beds at an Uraga wet mill.
Ethiopia Uraga Haro
Ethiopia Uraga Haro

Impressive sweetness and fragrant aroma, rue, lemon basil, aromatic wood, and amber resin. Dark roasts were a surprise hit, bittersweet, jammy flavors, with whole spice. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Arabia

India Chikmagalur Gemberly Robusta

$7.15
Large "pom pom" shaped flowers bloom on a Robusta plant in Chikmagalur region. These are much larger than Arabica flowers.
India Chikmagalur Gemberly Robusta
India Chikmagalur Gemberly Robusta

Robusta is interesting to taste, but quite different than Arabica. Low sweetness and thick body draw out aggressive roast flavors, with rustic notes of bittering spice, black pepper, kola nut, and tobacco. Full City to French. Good for espresso blending.

Asia

India Pearl Mountain Estate Peaberry

$8.25
Parchment-covered green coffee drying on patios in Karnataka region of India.
India Pearl Mountain Estate Peaberry
India Pearl Mountain Estate Peaberry

Roast tone has a nice intensity to it, an interplay of cocoa accented by hints of sorghum syrup, caramel, malted grains, with notes of milk chocolate and burnt sugar in the aftertaste. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Indonesia & SE Asia

Java Anaerobic Honey Gambung

$8.95
Honey process coffee, with it's dark reddish hue, dries on raised beds at the station in Gambung.
Java Anaerobic Honey Gambung
Java Anaerobic Honey Gambung

A tamer anaerobic that strikes a nice balance between bittersweetness, body and acidity, with notes of natural sweeteners, dark cocoa, and herbal tea. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Indonesia & SE Asia

Java Sunda Mekarsari

$8.65
A drying room where wet process coffee dries on raised beds. Java Sunda region.
Java Sunda Mekarsari
Java Sunda Mekarsari

Very nice interplay of bittersweetness and bracing bright notes that give this coffee a well-structured feel. Notes of dark chocolate, zested orange, chocolate malted grains, and heavy body. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Indonesia & SE Asia

Java Wet Hulled Gunung Tilu

$8.50
The dark green hue of wet hulled coffee at a processing site in West Java ("Sunda").
Java Wet Hulled Gunung Tilu
Java Wet Hulled Gunung Tilu

Evokes deep-toned, earthy-sweet Sumatran coffees, intense cocoa roast notes, woodsy spices and herbals, thick body, hint of fruit, rustic accents of aromatic wood. City to French. Good for espresso.

Indonesia & SE Asia

Java Wet Hulled Siki Alit

$8.45
Red coffee cherries are ripe and ready to be picked at a farm near Gunung Papandayan, Garut, Java Sunda.
Java Wet Hulled Siki Alit
Java Wet Hulled Siki Alit

Pungent wet hulled cup profile, low toned and bittering, with complex woodsy aroma. Punchy cocoa, castor sugar, leather, scorched cedar, and a long finish. For fans of Sumatran coffee. Full City to French. Good for espresso.

Africa

Kenya Kiambu Spike AB

$9.50
Farm manager Moses surveys the small pulper used at Spike, and coffee dries on raised beds in the background. Kiambu, Kenya.
Kenya Kiambu Spike AB
Kenya Kiambu Spike AB

Very well-rounded Kenya, with forward sweetness all the way to the finish. Complexity builds as it cools, hinting at berry tea, molasses, hibiscus drink, dark sugar, and pungent black tea. City to Full City. Good for espresso.

Decaf

Papua New Guinea Organic Goroka SWP Decaf

$9.50
Workers deliver their harvested coffee cherries by truck in Baroida, Eastern Highlands.
Papua New Guinea Organic Goroka SWP Decaf
Papua New Guinea Organic Goroka SWP Decaf

Versatile in the roaster, balanced chocolate tones and positive acidity for decaf coffee. Notes of rice syrup, tarragon, citrus, dark cocoa, chipotle and black sesame. City to Full City+. Good for espresso

South America

Peru Chirinos Las Pirias

$10.05
Coffee cherries ripen at a farm in Las Pirias, Chirinos District.
Peru Chirinos Las Pirias
Peru Chirinos Las Pirias

A crowd pleasing, mid-toned brew in the City+/Full City roast range, with layered raw sugar sweetness, well-integrated acidic impression, and hints of baked goods, like snickerdoodle and molasses cookie. City+ to Full City+.

South America

Peru Comite La Palma

$10.35
Coffee dries on raised beds in San Ignacio region.
Peru Comite La Palma
Peru Comite La Palma

Body is milky on the palate, with appealing raw sugar sweetness that carries over to finishing hints of baked apple, tannic tea, and creamy nut. Bean to bar chocolate at darker levels. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

South America

Peru Productores de Jaén

$9.35
A coffee shrub with yellow fruit ripens at a coffee farm in Peru.
Peru Productores de Jaén
Peru Productores de Jaén

This small producer blend offers familiar bittersweet flavors, and thick body that performs well as both brewed coffee and espresso. Milk chocolate, semi sweet chips, creamy nut, milky body. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.