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Name of this roasted coffee beans : 

COMMON SAILOR

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COLLABORATIVE TASTING NOTES

contributed by our community member like yourself

CHOCOLATY, FRUITY, SPICY

BALANCED

Reminds me of orange, spices, chocolate and cola. Orange is clear is aroma. Sweet spices notes tingles for longer. There is bit of fizziness and denseness reminds me of chocolate and cola.

Brewed and served as

ESPRESSO

with

WATER

greenwashing-free

STANDARDISED
TRANSPARENT COFFEE LABEL

COMMON SAILOR

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

FARM

ALTITUDE

1600 MASL

REGION, COUNTRY

MONTECILLOS, HONDURAS

SPECIES

ARABICA

VARIETAL / SUB-SPECIES

BLEND

FRUIT TO SEED PROCESS

WATER PRESERVING WASHED

Selectively picked coffee cherries are washed and then dried. The effluents are carefully managed to protect the surrounding natural water systems.

LOT TYPE

WHOLE LOT

ETHICS

CERTIFIED CLIMATE POSITIVE

ROASTER BRAND NAME

ROASTING FUEL

INDUCTION

ROAST DEGREE

DARK

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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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