This is a semi-forested coffee type grown under native shade trees, intercropped with spices, tuber crops, and false banana. The station was built specifically to source red cherry coffee from a highland region, offering a unique cup for specialty coffee enthusiasts. Only red cherries are carefully handpicked by outgrower farmers and delivered to processing stations. The coffee beans are left at a room temperature of 24 degrees Celsius for 10 hours to undergo aerobic fermentation in the warehouse. All the red cherries are then spread on African raised beds (constructed with bamboo, mesh wire, shade net, and plastic) to dry using natural sunlight for up to 3-4 weeks. During this period, the coffee ferments naturally, with producers regularly turning the cherries to prevent mold and spoilage.
We nerd out when we get new coffee in. We work closely with our green importers and coffee producers to not only ensure our coffee’s freshness and quality, but to make sure it’s responsibly sourced.
These beans have legs
Once we get our hands on the coffees, our team tests and tastes multiple methods of roasting to find the best way to serve up its natural flavors and notes.
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