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Name of this roasted coffee beans : 

COMMON GOLDENEYE

COLLABORATIVE TASTING NOTES

contributed by our community member like yourself

SWEET, FRUITY

BRIGHT

Black tea and hibiscus. Thin body. Sweet. Between bright and balanced.

Brewed and served as

POUR OVER

with

NOTHING ADDED

greenwashing-free

STANDARDISED
TRANSPARENT COFFEE LABEL

COMMON GOLDENEYE

Tip: GREEN COLOR TEXT below means, you can click it to learn more. RED TEXTS are non-clickable.

FARM

ALTITUDE

1100 - 1200 MASL

REGION, COUNTRY

PAZHANI MALAI, INDIA

SPECIES

ARABICA

VARIETAL / SUB-SPECIES

SARCHIMOR

FRUIT TO SEED PROCESS

BLACK HONEY

High-brix fruits are selectively hand-picked, then pulped using an almost-zero-water process. The seeds are dried on raised beds along with their sweet mucilage. This is a nanolot—meaning the single day’s harvest of this single-varietal coffee is never mixed with any other day’s pickings—so it takes you on a historic journey back to that one particular day.

LOT TYPE

NANO LOT

ETHICS

CERTIFIED CLIMATE POSITIVE

ROASTER BRAND NAME

ROASTING FUEL

INDUCTION

ROAST DEGREE

LIGHT

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We gratefully acknowledge that we currently live, play, and work on the unceded traditional territory of the Lekwungen-speaking peoples, known as the Songhees and Esquimalt Nations. We honour and respect the rich history, cultural heritage, and ongoing contributions of the indigenous communities who have stewarded this land for generations. We are committed to learning, listening, and standing in solidarity with these Nations as we continue our operations on this sacred land.​ We also equally express our gratitude for the indigenous peoples around the world, especially those who protect the tropical forests of the coffee-growing regions.

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