Limited Release Coffee Box
Regular price $54.00
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PRE-ORDER FOR HOLIDAY DELIVERY. BOXES WILL BE ROASTED AND SHIPPED ON DECEMBER 16TH.
EXPLORING THE WORLD OF COFFEE
Two of our most exciting 2024 releases together in one box, perfect for those looking for something more adventurous. This curated gift contains 175 gram bags each of a Geisha coffee from our friends at La Revuelta and a Carbonic Maceration coffee from Nicaragua. Together, they showcase some of the most exciting innovative varietals and processing methods available in the world of coffee today.
This curated coffee gift comes in a custom printed box. Pre-order for holiday delivery. Limited quantities available.
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About The Coffees
Geisha La Revuelta— Geisha, a “superstar” coffee plant varietal, is well known for its intense fruit flavors, tea-like characteristics, and floral bouquet. With tasting notes of pineapple, mango, orange, jasmine tea, and vanilla—this first harvest of Geisha from La Revuelta is an excellent example of the beauty this ancient coffee superstar contains.
Nicaragua Carbonic Maceration—A true labor of love, this award-winning coffee from Maritza (pictured above) and Francisco Sanchez in Nicaragua is a one-of-a-kind treat. The breadth of flavors found in this coffee come from Carbonic Maceration, the unique processing method, borrowed from the wine industry. A 2022 Golden Bean winner, it shines with notes of pineapple, candied lime, watermelon, pink lady apple, & Prosecco.
1% Goes To Bridge Project (Uplifting Moms and Babies)
Now, every time you purchase one of our bags of coffee, 1% goes directly to uplifting young moms and their families. Through our Give Back Program we are partnering with the Bridge Project of NY, an organization that provides low-income mothers with cash during pregnancy, birth, and the earliest days of their babies’ lives. Their mission is to invest into the next generation by supporting healthy development, avoiding adverse childhood experiences, and breaking cycles of intergenerational poverty.