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Verified Buyer“First, I love your single origin coffees and the care you take in roasting them. And I love the ease of ordering, the free shipping, and your commitment to sustainability.”
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Coffees For This Week
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Single-Origin | Colasay, Peru
La Viuda
black cherry | white grape | juicy
Roast Level
light roast
Coffees from the Jaén province’s southwestern districts have historically been bulked into large commodity blends, destined for anonymity. With crucial support from Origin Coffee Lab, we started digging deeper into these areas in 2019. What we found were small coffee-producing communities in and around the remote district of Colasay, producing some of our favorite coffees in Peru. A blend of this year’s selections from those farms, La Viuda bursts with juicy notes of black cherry and white grape.
Kyle Tush
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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Subscriber-Exclusive | Nariño, Colombia
Nuevo Amanecer
pomegranate | red grape | syrupy
Roast Level
light roast
In 2012, Catholic Relief Services launched the Borderlands project to connect coffee growers in Nariño with the specialty market, offering farmers who had been divided by regional conflict a new path to prosperity through collaboration. Agrocafe El Tambo is one of the farmer associations that emerged from this effort. They chose to brand their coffee as Nuevo Amanecer, Spanish for “New Dawn,” as a nod to the paradigm shift. Each year, we reserve the highest-scoring coffees from the participating associations exclusively for our 2-bag Single Origin subscribers. This year, Nuevo Amanecer was a standout, with syrupy sweetness and complex interplay of pomegranate and red-grape tones.
Alex Stoffregen
Coffee Buyer & Quality Analyst
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