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Colombia

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, amaretto, fresh berry, mild raisin

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tangy acidity, medium body, and candy-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium-light

  • Country/Region: Colombia, Argelia, Cauca

  • Farm/Producer: Women ARGCAFEE, Coca Substitution Program

  • Altitude: 1,300–1,500 MASL

  • Processing: Washed

  • Varieties: Castillo, Colombia

  • Suggested Brew Method: Pour-over or French Press to bring out balanced sweetness and body.

Mexico

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, Citrus & Almond

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tart acidity, medium body, mellow fruit-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Mexico, Puebla

  • Farm/Producer: Regional Select, Smallholder Farms of Puebla

  • Altitude: 1,200–1,800 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed

  • Varieties: Bourbon, Typica, Mundo Novo

Colombia–Decaf

  • Flavor Profile: Sweet and balanced, with smooth body and mild acidity

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Mild acidity, medium body, balanced sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Colombia

  • Farm/Producer: Decaf Origin Select

  • Altitude: 1,400–2,000 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed, Ethyl Acetate (EA) Decaffeination Process

  • Varieties: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia

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Colombia

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, amaretto, fresh berry, mild raisin

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tangy acidity, medium body, and candy-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium-light

  • Country/Region: Colombia, Argelia, Cauca

  • Farm/Producer: Women ARGCAFEE, Coca Substitution Program

  • Altitude: 1,300–1,500 MASL

  • Processing: Washed

  • Varieties: Castillo, Colombia

  • Suggested Brew Method: Pour-over or French Press to bring out balanced sweetness and body.

Mexico

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, Citrus & Almond

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tart acidity, medium body, mellow fruit-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Mexico, Puebla

  • Farm/Producer: Regional Select, Smallholder Farms of Puebla

  • Altitude: 1,200–1,800 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed

  • Varieties: Bourbon, Typica, Mundo Novo

Colombia–Decaf

  • Flavor Profile: Sweet and balanced, with smooth body and mild acidity

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Mild acidity, medium body, balanced sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Colombia

  • Farm/Producer: Decaf Origin Select

  • Altitude: 1,400–2,000 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed, Ethyl Acetate (EA) Decaffeination Process

  • Varieties: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia

Colombia

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, amaretto, fresh berry, mild raisin

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tangy acidity, medium body, and candy-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium-light

  • Country/Region: Colombia, Argelia, Cauca

  • Farm/Producer: Women ARGCAFEE, Coca Substitution Program

  • Altitude: 1,300–1,500 MASL

  • Processing: Washed

  • Varieties: Castillo, Colombia

  • Suggested Brew Method: Pour-over or French Press to bring out balanced sweetness and body.

Mexico

  • Flavor Profile: Toffee, Citrus & Almond

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Tart acidity, medium body, mellow fruit-like sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Mexico, Puebla

  • Farm/Producer: Regional Select, Smallholder Farms of Puebla

  • Altitude: 1,200–1,800 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed

  • Varieties: Bourbon, Typica, Mundo Novo

Colombia–Decaf

  • Flavor Profile: Sweet and balanced, with smooth body and mild acidity

  • Acidity, Body, Sweetness: Mild acidity, medium body, balanced sweetness

  • Roast Level: Medium

  • Country/Region: Colombia

  • Farm/Producer: Decaf Origin Select

  • Altitude: 1,400–2,000 MASL

  • Processing Method: Washed, Ethyl Acetate (EA) Decaffeination Process

  • Varieties: Castillo, Caturra, Colombia

 

Monday’s at Home


The Everyday Pour-Over


  1. Heat your water in the gooseneck kettle to between 200-205°F (93-96°C).

  2. While your water is heating, weigh out 30g of the No.1 Roast coffee beans and grind them to a medium-fine consistency.

  3. Place the filter in your pour-over device and rinse with hot water, then discard the rinse water.

  4. Pour the ground coffee into the pre-wet filter. Shake the brewer gently to level out the coffee grounds.

  5. Start your timer and pour about 60g of hot water over the grounds, saturating them for a 30-second "bloom" period.

  6. After the bloom, begin pouring the rest of the hot water over the coffee grounds slowly and evenly in a circular motion, not directly onto the filter's sides but over the coffee bed. Keep the coffee consistently saturated.

  7. Continue pouring until the scale reads 500g(this should take around 2-3 minutes). Let the water drip through the grounds completely. The whole process, including blooming, should take around 3-4 minutes.

  8. Remove the filter and grounds, then serve the coffee immediately. Enjoy the bright, juicy berry notes and the richness of dark chocolate in your No. 1 Roast.

 
 

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