Seasonal Blend

$24.00

Stewed apricot and plum with a rich dark chocolate finish

85% Santa Clara

Origin: Antigua, Guatemala
Variety: Bourbon
Processing Method: Washed
Producers: Zelaya Family
Relationship Length: Since 2009

15% Kiangundo

Origin: Nyeri, Kenya
Varieties: SL28, SL34, Ruiru 11 & Batian
Processing Method: Washed
Producers: Kiama Cooperative using coffee cherries from 839 farmers
Relationship Length: Since 2019

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Our latest Seasonal Blend is made up of two delicious coffees from Guatemala and Kenya. It perfectly complements the season, with its notes of stewed apricot and plum, and rich dark chocolate finish.

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. This coffee contributes a rich, chocolatey base to the blend.

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.

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

The coffees we source from Nyeri are grown on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, where the rivers flow and rainfall is consistent, leading to very green landscapes.

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

The coffees we source from Nyeri are grown on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, where the rivers flow and rainfall is consistent, leading to very green landscapes.

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

The coffees we source from Nyeri are grown on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, where the rivers flow and rainfall is consistent, leading to very green landscapes.

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

The coffees we source from Nyeri are grown on the southern slopes of Mount Kenya, where the rivers flow and rainfall is consistent, leading to very green landscapes.

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