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03*West House Coffee

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What Quo Coffee says about this coffee

03*west House Coffee (Medium Light)

This is a bright and juicy blend of coffees with a sweet mouthfeel.

Ideal as a sweet, juicy filter coffee, or a bright, sweet espresso.

West coast coffee stands for solidarity with the producers we work with, and our customers. In creating products like our House Coffees, we're able to reach consumers who are sustainability conscious, but don't want a coffee that is too much outside their comfort zone. We've met them halfway with a more developed roast profile, in a balanced blend of coffees which are fully traceable.

A high volume product like this opens up avenues for us to purchase larger volumes of coffee from the producers we already work with, sorting sizes of coffees which would otherwise end up in commercial blends, and initiate new direct purchasing collaborations with single farmers in new origins which would otherwise be limited by intermediators or volume requirements.

03*west contains:

30% Serra do Caracol, Saõ Paulo, Brazil, Natural Catucaí (Sourced through FAF)

70% Odo Shakiso, Man City, Guji, Ethiopia, Natural Heirloom (Sourced with logistical help from Belco)

Detta kaffe finns att köpa i 200g, eller 1kg förpackningar. Sk…

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What the roaster says about where it came from

Country
Ethiopia, Brazil
Region
Guji
Variety
Heirloom
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farm or estate, producer, process, altitude, harvest, lot, importer, price paid to the producer

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