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Espresso Coffee Bundle-Market Lane Coffee

Espresso Coffee Bundle

$ $43.00
An online-only special bundle of two espresso coffees
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This bundle includes the following coffees:

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About these coffees

Enjoy two of our espresso coffees with this special coffee bundle, perfect for those who brew with an espresso machine or a stovetop brewer, or for those who like a stronger plunger brew! As our coffee offering changes seasonally to ensure you’re brewing the freshest beans, our bundle line-up changes accordingly. In this bundle you’ll receive one 250g bag of our Seasonal Blend, featuring two in-season coffees: Santa Clara (85%) and Kiangundo (15%), and one 250g bag of Small Producers of Cajamarca, from Colombia.

Santa Clara makes up 85% of the blend, and was grown by our long-time friend and producing partner, Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala. We have had the pleasure of sourcing from the Zelaya family since we first opened in 2009, and in the years since our relationship with Ricardo has blossomed into a wonderful friendship based on mutual respect and admiration. A Kenyan coffee, Kiangundo, makes up the remainder of the blend (15%). It comes from a collection of small producers who are members of the Kiama Farmers’ Cooperative in Nyeri. Their coffee contributes a lovely fruitiness to this comforting and versatile espresso.

Small Producers of Cajamarca was produced by six “cafateros”, who grow and process coffee on tiny farms in and around Cajamarca. Historically, coffee from such a remote region would have been lotted into large lots for commercial export. With the support of our long-term supply partner, Pergamino, however, these producers can now sell their coffee as a region-specific lot to quality focused roasters like Market Lane. We think the distinct Cajamarca profile suits espresso perfectly, with its rich sweetness and red berry notes.

Please note: our coffee bundles are an online-only offer and aren’t available for purchase in our shops. Coffee substitutions aren’t possible, and each bundle ships to one address.

Santa Clara was grown by Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala.

We have sourced from the Zelaya family since first opening in 2009.

Kiangundo receives coffee cherries from about 800 of the cooperative’s members who grow coffee trees on nearby farms.

Cajamarca is a crucial agricultural hub for Tolima, Colombia.

The close proximity of the Cerro Machín volcano has given this area mineral rich soil.

Santa Clara was grown by Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala.

We have sourced from the Zelaya family since first opening in 2009.

Kiangundo receives coffee cherries from about 800 of the cooperative’s members who grow coffee trees on nearby farms.

Cajamarca is a crucial agricultural hub for Tolima, Colombia.

The close proximity of the Cerro Machín volcano has given this area mineral rich soil.

Santa Clara was grown by Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala.

We have sourced from the Zelaya family since first opening in 2009.

Kiangundo receives coffee cherries from about 800 of the cooperative’s members who grow coffee trees on nearby farms.

Cajamarca is a crucial agricultural hub for Tolima, Colombia.

The close proximity of the Cerro Machín volcano has given this area mineral rich soil.

Santa Clara was grown by Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala.

We have sourced from the Zelaya family since first opening in 2009.

Kiangundo receives coffee cherries from about 800 of the cooperative’s members who grow coffee trees on nearby farms.

Cajamarca is a crucial agricultural hub for Tolima, Colombia.

The close proximity of the Cerro Machín volcano has given this area mineral rich soil.

Santa Clara was grown by Ricardo Zelaya, in Antigua, Guatemala.

We have sourced from the Zelaya family since first opening in 2009.

Kiangundo receives coffee cherries from about 800 of the cooperative’s members who grow coffee trees on nearby farms.

Cajamarca is a crucial agricultural hub for Tolima, Colombia.

The close proximity of the Cerro Machín volcano has given this area mineral rich soil.

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