Coffee in Common - Adelaide

"Heaps good is…..heaps good, a coffee that will get your taste buds tingling. Your go to coffee in the morning that you know will hit the spot every time.The Colombian component gives the blend its juicy orange flavour, shortbread sweetness with a punchy body whilst the Ethiopian counterpart gives the blend its delicate berry and red grape flavours. Heaps Good is best enjoyed both black and white anytime of the day."

" This blend gives you the zoomies. Like a holiday in Italy, picturesque summers day in the alps, a nice hot machinetts (stovetop) waiting for you with your breakfast spread. A kick up the booty that’ll make you go zoomy, it’s a sweet toffee apple, vanilla wafer surprise. A bloody good milk coffee, it’ll cut through even the jumbo-est of mochas. Your lattes will taste like hazelnut praline. The fuel that will get you on your bike riding across that velvety night sky, like Elliott riding with E.T in tow, with our lightning bolts a glowing, they’ll light up so we can see where we are going."

Roast date - 1/12/2023

Variety - Caturra

Process - Natural / Natural

Flavour notes - Hazelnut, Toffee, Panela sugar

"Nestled in the verdant hills of Huila, Colombia, the small town of Palmera stands as a testament to the enduring spirit of coffee cultivation. Here, amidst the Andean foothills, smallholder farmers have transformed their land into a canvas of coffee cultivation, painting a picture of dedication and passion that resonates in every bean they produce.

In Palmera, coffee is more than a crop; it's a way of life. The region's unique microclimate, characterised by a harmonious blend of rainfall, altitude, and temperature, creates an ideal environment for growing Arabica beans. These conditions, combined with the rich volcanic soil, contribute to a coffee profile that is as complex as it is delightful."

Origin - Small Holder Producers, Huila, Colombia

Roast date - 01/12/2023

Variety - Caturra

Process - Washed

Flavour notes - Caramel, Orange candy

"Las Flores is operated by producer Rojer Antonio Dominguez Marquez, along with 10 seasonal employees and two permanent employees. The farm was purchased in 1993 by Rojer's father, Alfonso Dominquez Calix. Roger aims to produce high-quality coffee while also making efforts to protect and sustain the natural resources and wildlife that exists on the estate.

Las Flores is a 3.5-manzana plot, with all of the area dedicated to growing coffee. Finca Las Flores produces approximately 150 quintales per year. Among the coffee plants, orange trees, avocado trees, and guachipilín trees are grown to provide shade."

Producer - Rojer Antonio Dominguez Marquez

Origin - Las Flores, Montecillos, Marcala, Honduras

Roast date - 01/12/2023

Variety - Catuai

Process - Natural

Flavour notes - Cherry, Dark chocolate, Brown sugar