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always in-season
always in-season
Coffee, just like any other produce, has its peak flavor season. We took a unique approach several years ago when we made the decision to prioritize taste and seasonality over stocking a static menu of coffees throughout the year. We created Fast Forward to capture the essence of the freshest, certified organic, smallholder farms in Latin America and Africa.
We take pride in ethically sourcing, carefully roasting, and expertly testing our coffee to ensure consistent quality and taste. When you choose Fast Forward, you’ll experience an ever-changing selection of the finest and freshest coffee. This elevated take on the classic breakfast blend profile will transform your morning routine into a blissful celebration of the best in-season coffees.
Whether you’re brewing with an auto-drip or an espresso machine, Fast Forward shines. We recommend 1 gram of coffee for every 17 grams of water for most brewing devices. Experiment with using more or less coffee to find the perfect brewing ratio for you. Check out our brewing guides to get the most out of your coffee.
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Harvest
Process: Washed
Certifications: Organic + Kosher
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We believe in paying more.
Since 2009, we have published an annual transparency report to serve as a blueprint for our green coffee purchasing practices and a response to chronically low prices in the coffee industry. We believe paying more for green coffee is an important investment in the long-term viability of our coffee-growing partners’ businesses and our supply.
$0 $4$3.21 FOB (Free On Board)/lb - Our price for Fast Forward
$2.07 FOB/lb - Fair Trade Certified Minimum
$1.82 FOB/lb - Average C Market Price
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Select your coffee's roast date to see the blend components.
100% Incahuasi, Peru
50% Sipacapa, Guatemala
50% Finca Nueva Armenia, Guatemala
50% San Miguel, Guatemala
50% Finca Nueva Armenia, Guatemala
100% San Miguel, Guatemala
50% San Miguel, Guatemala
50% Mountain Harvest, Uganda
100% Codech, Guatemala
50% Cinco de Junio, Nicaragua
50% Nueva Llusta, Bolivia
50% Asuvim, Guatemala
50% Kabeywa, Uganda
Kabeywa, Uganda 50% Nueva Llusta, Bolivia
50% Cinco de Junio, Nicaragua
100% Nueva Llusta, Bolivia
100% Colasay, Peru
100% Incahuasi, Peru
100% Colasay, Peru
100% Los Santos, Peru
100% Ihuamaca, Peru
100% Valle Inca, Peru
100% Sipacapa, Guatemala
100% Adenisa, Guatemala
100% Sipacapa, Guatemala
100% San Miguel, Guatemala
100% San Marcos, Guatemala
100% Cinco de Junio, Nicaragua
100% La Golondrina, Colombia
100% Mt. Elgon, Uganda
100% Nueva Llusta, Bolivia
100% La Higuera, Peru
100% Los Santos, Peru
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All of our coffees can be brewed in various ways, designed for your perfect morning. These recipes are our favourite ways to highlight Big Trouble Single Origin coffee. Your brewing adventure starts here.
Cold Brew
Coffee: 200 Grams
Grind: medium-coarse
Water: 300 grams of filtered hot water (170ºF), 1,300 grams ambient temperature water
Ratio: 1:8
Coffee: 200 Grams
Grind: medium-coarse
Water: 300 grams of filtered hot water (170ºF), 1,300 grams ambient temperature water
Ratio: 1:8
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1: Soak Felt Filter
Soak felt filter in hot water for five minutes. Remove from water and squeeze dry.
2: Rinse Paper Filter
Add felt filter and paper filter to Toddy bucket. Make sure plug is fixed to bottom of the brewer. Rinse with warm water, then drain and replace plug.
3: Weigh Coffee
Weigh 200g of coffee and grind on medium-coarse setting, like kosher salt.
4: Add Coffee and Bloom
Add 300 grams of 170º water to bloom. Stir gently to ensure an even saturation of the coffee grounds. Let rest for three minutes.
5: Add Water and Refrigerate
Add 1,300 grams of room-temperature water to the brewer. Cover and place in the refrigerator for at least six hours.
6: Drain
Remove from refrigerator and remove the plug from the brewer. Let drain for several minutes.
7: Classic Cold Brew
The resulting brew is a concentrate and can be diluted to your preference with water or milk. For black cold brew, start with a dilution of one part concentrate to one part cold water. Add ice to your drink and enjoy!
8: At-home Iced Latte
For an at-home iced latte, try two ounces of cold brew to six ounces of your choice of milk. Add ice to your drink and enjoy!
Hario V60
Coffee: 30 Grams
Grind: medium-fine
Water: 500 grams of filtered hot water (200 F)
Ratio: 1:17
Time: 3:30-4:00 Min
Coffee: 30 Grams
Grind: medium-fine
Water: 500 grams of filtered hot water (200 F)
Ratio: 1:17
Time: 3:30-4:00 Min
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1: Rinse Filter
Heat water to 200F. Place filter in V60 and rinse with hot water, discarding when finished.
2: Grind Coffee
Weigh 30g coffee and grind on medium fine setting, like table salt.
3: Add Grounds
Place coffee in filter, and shake to level grounds.
4: Bloom Grounds
Start a timer and pour 60g of water to wet all the coffee.
5: Begin Brewing
Wait 30 seconds and then pour water in circular motion to 200g.
6: Pour + Repeat
By 1:00 the water should have drained a centimeter, pour in a circular motion to 300g. Repeat this process every 30 seconds, until reaching a total weight of 500g.
7: Drain
The coffee should finish draining by 3:30-4:00.
8: Enjoy!
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Sustainably-Sourced
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Quality-Focused
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B Corp Certified
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Transparently Traded
Sustainably-Sourced
Quality-Focused
B Corp Certified
Transparently Traded