Green Organic Yirgacheffe | 5 LB Unroasted Coffee Beans | Fresh Roasted Coffee

Unroasted Organic Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Our Fair Trade, USDA Organic Ethiopian Yirgacheffe green coffee is a high quality unroasted bean with bright citrusy acidity begging to be roasted and enjoyed. We suggest taking this bean to a light to medium roast to ensure all of the delicious and often mild flavor notes are not lost in a darker roast. Recommended Roast Level: Light to Medium Origin: Gedeo Zone, Ethiopia Altitude: 1,650 – 2,500 masl Varietal: Indigenous Heirloom Process: Washed Drying: Dried on Raised Beds Certifications: USDA Organic, Fair Trade Fresh Roasted Coffee The Fresh Roasted Coffee process begins at the source. Our coffees are chosen and established with great love and greater yet – consideration of origin, flavor profile and quality. All of these components help us to deliver consistent, exceptional coffee with true approachability. Coffee Storage Coffee has four age old enemies; heat, light, air and moisture. The way coffee is stored is essential to keeping it fresh and ready to enjoy. Storing coffee in conditions that expose it to these elements will allow for the coffee to lose its flavor rapidly. Coffee should be stored in an airtight container. We suggest either a glass, metal or ceramic version. Coffee should not be stored in the freezer, contrary to popular belief, as it leads to moisture extracting the flavor of the coffee. Coffee beans are porous and will also absorb unwanted flavors from your freezer. What Is In My Coffee? 100% Arabica coffee beans, no additives, artificial flavors or preservatives. Our unroasted coffee selections are intended for home or commercial roasting only. Do not consume unroasted coffee.

Green Colombian Organic | 5 LB Unroasted Coffee Beans | Fresh Roasted Coffee

Unroasted Organic Colombian Our Organic Colombian green coffee has quickly become renowned for its outstanding flavor and body. To get there, we recommend roasting these green coffee beans to a medium to dark roast. Fair Trade and USDA certifications assure this green coffee was grown in a chemical-free environment and purchased at Fair Trade premiums. Recommended Roast Level: Medium to Dark Origin: Tolima, Colombia Altitude: 1,300 – 1,900 masl Varietal: Colombia, Caturra, Castilla Certifications: USDA Organic, Fair Trade Fresh Roasted Coffee The Fresh Roasted Coffee process begins at the source. Our coffees are chosen and established with great love and greater yet – consideration of origin, flavor profile and quality. All of these components help us to deliver consistent, exceptional coffee with true approachability. Coffee Storage Coffee has four age old enemies; heat, light, air and moisture. The way coffee is stored is essential to keeping it fresh and ready to enjoy. Storing coffee in conditions that expose it to these elements will allow for the coffee to lose its flavor rapidly. Coffee should be stored in an airtight container. We suggest either a glass, metal or ceramic version. Coffee should not be stored in the freezer, contrary to popular belief, as it leads to moisture extracting the flavor of the coffee. Coffee beans are porous and will also absorb unwanted flavors from your freezer. What Is In My Coffee? 100% Arabica coffee beans, no additives, artificial flavors or preservatives. Our unroasted coffee selections are intended for home or commercial roasting only. Do not consume unroasted coffee.

Green Honduran Marcala | 5 LB Unroasted Coffee Beans | Fresh Roasted Coffee

Unroasted Honduran Marcala Coffee Beans USDA Organic, Fair Trade Enhance the bright and nutty complexities of Honduran Marcala green coffee by roasting it to a medium to medium-dark roast level. These Honduran Marcala green coffee beans are USDA Organic and Fair Trade Certified, ensuring they were grown without the use of chemicals – further enhancing the overall flavor and body of these beans. Caffeine Level: Caffeinated Recommended Roast: Light – Dark Certifications: USDA Organic, Fair Trade Certified Origin: Marcala, Honduras Region: La Paz Altitude: 1,300 – 1,500 masl Varietals: Bourbon, Typica, Cataui, Caturra Process: Washed Drying: Mechanical drying Harvest: December – April Export Period: February – June Our unroasted coffee selections are intended for home or commercial roasting only. Do not consume unroasted coffee.

5 pounds Organic Guatemala Natural Process Green Coffee – Chocolate Notes

The road south out of Addis Ababa leads straight to the coffee country. The new highway toll road makes travel to the lowlands quicker than ever, but the pace slows down when the road starts to climb into the mountains. At Shashamane town, the western road carries travelers into the heart of the Sidama Guji coffee region, past family farms and pointed huts made of curved reeds. Thousands of small farmers live in this area, growing coffee at high altitudes where the Rift Valley meets the Bale Mountains. Farms range in size from 1 to 20 hectares, and banana and mango trees grow alongside coffee trees, imparting their fruity flavors into the soil. For hundreds of years, people here have governed by the Gadaa system, an indigenous democratic process of electing a leader and local representatives.

Organic green coffee beans ethiopia Sidama washed process 10 pounds.

The road south out of Addis Ababa leads straight to the coffee country. The new highway toll road makes travel to the lowlands quicker than ever, but the pace slows down when the road starts to climb into the mountains. At Shashamane town, the western road carries travelers into the heart of the Sidama Guji coffee region, past family farms and pointed huts made of curved reeds. Thousands of small farmers live in this area, growing coffee at high altitudes where the Rift Valley meets the Bale Mountains. Farms range in size from 1 to 20 hectares, and banana and mango trees grow alongside coffee trees, imparting their fruity flavors into the soil. For hundreds of years, people here have governed by the Gadaa system, an indigenous democratic process of electing a leader and local representatives.

10 pounds Organic Guatemala Natural Process Green Coffee – Chocolate Notes

The road south out of Addis Ababa leads straight to the coffee country. The new highway toll road makes travel to the lowlands quicker than ever, but the pace slows down when the road starts to climb into the mountains. At Shashamane town, the western road carries travelers into the heart of the Sidama Guji coffee region, past family farms and pointed huts made of curved reeds. Thousands of small farmers live in this area, growing coffee at high altitudes where the Rift Valley meets the Bale Mountains. Farms range in size from 1 to 20 hectares, and banana and mango trees grow alongside coffee trees, imparting their fruity flavors into the soil. For hundreds of years, people here have governed by the Gadaa system, an indigenous democratic process of electing a leader and local representatives.