Introducing Espresso Coffee Bundles.
Just as our coffee lineup changes with the seasons our Roasters Bundle evolves each month so you can explore our newest and favourite brews. We pick two unique coffees, paired to take you on a taste journey, freshly roasted and packaged for you to enjoy at home, work or on the road. The espresso bundle showcases coffees from our entire range, so you’ll get to enjoy our freshest arrivals and returning favourites in our standard release sizes of 2 x 200g/250g (depending on the origin featured), bundled together for a promotional price.
Colombia – La Mariposa | Mixed Varietals | Washed 250g
Tastes of : Citrus, Toffee, Apple, Roasted Almonds, Hazelnut spread.
La Mariposa blends varietals of Caturra, Colombia, Castillo, Typica, Bourbon, making this coffee a great price conscious staple for both espresso and filter preparation. The new crop delivery is super flavoursome with lots of texture and sweetness. It’s a sensational all rounder.
Brazil – Fazenda do Cruzeiro | Mixed Varietals | Anaerobic Natural. 250g
Tastes of : Candied Pecans, Almond, Pear, Rhubarb
A sensational microlot from Fazenda do Cruzeiro this coffee is of the upmost quality with distinct flavours that are amplified by the Anaerobic Natural processing. Combining varietals of Mundo Novo, Rubi, Yellow, Bourbon, Red Catuai, Arara, Topacio, Yellow Catucai, Acaia each are grown in small lots. Whilst homogenised in the processing stage, the combined flavour profile is complex but beautifully balanced.
Produced by Sancoffee, proudly a B Certified corporation, first established as a co-operative in 2000, Sancoffee has been the main driving force for quality in the Campo das Vertentes region. With a long history of coffee production in the area dating back to eighteenth century, the Campo das Vertentes is located in the heart of Minas Gerais state, approximately 200km south of the capital city of Belo Horizonte. The region earned its name, meaning literally “watershed fields,” due to its location between two important water basins in Brazil. With fertile soils and an abundance of water, agriculture arrived early in the region following the first settlers who came in search of precious metals and continued to develop over time.
