Brazilian Poco Fundo Organic Fair Trade 5lb bag

Whole BeanRoasted FreshSold By the Roaster Product DescriptionThis bean hails from the Poco Fundo coffee cooperative, located near Rio De Janerio. It produces a full-bodied cup, this coffee is known for its fruity undertones and earthy flavors. We roast this coffee between the light and city roast level. This coffee is packaged in a 2-ply foil valve bag to preserve freshness.... More >> Brazilian Poco Fundo Organic Fair Trade 5lb bag

Dark Brazilian Santos 5lb bag

Whole BeanRoasted FreshSold By the Roaster Product DescriptionBrazil is the largest coffee producer in the world, and offers beans to fit just about every taste. This dark roasted version of our Brazil Santos coffee brings a fuller, richer flavor to this low acid bean. Because of the inherent "softness" of this Brazilian bean, it proves to be our smoothest dark roast coffee. This coffee is packaged in a 2-ply foil valve bag to preserve freshness.... More >> Dark Brazilian Santos 5lb bag

Giamaica Brazilian coffee, ground 250 g.

Gianni Frasi is one of Italy's premier coffee roasters.Frasi produces in the same traditions as his uncle, who started the business in 1947.Frasi believes in small productions, and makes as much coffee in a year as Starbuck's makes in a day. Product DescriptionGianni Frasi is one of Italy's premier coffee roasters. He learned the coffee business from his uncle, Giovanni Erbisti, who began roasting coffee in his 1,500-foot apartment in 1947. Believing that too dark a roast masks the subtleties...

Giamaica Brazilian coffee, whole bean 500 g.

Gianni Frasi is one of Italy's premier coffee roasters.Frasi produces in the same traditions as his uncle, who started the business in 1947.Frasi believes in small productions, and makes as much coffee in a year as Starbuck's makes in a day. Product DescriptionGianni Frasi is one of Italy's premier coffee roasters. He learned the coffee business from his uncle, Giovanni Erbisti, who began roasting coffee in his 1,500-foot apartment in 1947. Believing that too dark a roast masks the subtleties...