Three coffees from Wave Coffee Roasters and Vadim Key. Plans optional.
we had a plan.
then the plan stopped working
So we kept going.
Key-Coffee is three coffees, picked together by Vadim and Wave Coffee Roasters. Two of them come in the yellow bag.
An espresso from the foot of a volcano.
Kevenka, the family group of brothers Kevin and Kenny Soewondo, buys cherry from five villages around Mt. Ijen and sun-dries it for 11 to 13 days.
A filter from 2,040 metres.
Mustefa Abakeno grows heirloom varieties on 18 hectares in Jimma, Ethiopia. This washed lot dries on raised beds under shade netting.
“The spring scent of a garden in full bloom.”
That's how Vadim and Alesya described the Opal Geisha sample from Acevedo, Huila. A strictly limited micro-lot.
It went into tins.
The Geisha comes in a stainless steel tin. Put three side by side and the labels finish the sentence.
So take a breath. Brew some coffee.
Every coffee comes whole bean, or ground for espresso, moka pot, Aeropress, pourover, Chemex or French press.
