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Red Bean ShopExclusive Blends
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Bulk discounts for up to 1kg of coffee.
- 250g
$15.50 - 500g
$29.00 - 750g
$43.00 - 1kg
$53.00
Lady Red
Origins: Mexican / Brazil / Brazil Peaberry
Certification: Brazil, Brazil Peaberry – Rainforest Alliance
Mexican- Organic
Smooth sweet caramel, stone fruits, dark chocolate and hazelnut notes. Silky velvety body carries through a toffee finish.
Mountain Peak
Origins: Brazil / Honduras
Certification: Brazil Rainforest Alliance
Well balanced cup, bright apricot acidity, dark chocolate with a roasted almond finish.
Pope Clement
Origins: Brazil / Brazil Peaberry / Honduras / Mexican / Guatemala
Certification: Brazil, Brazil Peaberry – Rainforest Alliance
Mexican – Organic
Crispy juicy acidity, with notes of malt, dark chocolate and berries. Body carries through to a creamy caramel finish.
Smooth Operator
Origins: Ethiopia Yirgacheffe / El Salvador / Colombian
Certification: Colombian – Organic
A delicate balance of tropical fruits, lemon and orange citrus, honeyed tea and a smooth syrupy texture. Balanced acidity, with a caramel and sweet toffee creamy finish.
Stumpy
Origins: Mexican / Honduras / Ethiopia
Certification: Mexican – Organic
A bright sweet cup, with a complex fruit acidity and soft green apple notes.
Single Origins
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Bulk discounts for up to 1kg of coffee.
- 250g
$16.50 - 500g
$31.00 - 750g
$46.00 - 1kg
$61.00
Brazil Ipanema (RFA)
Certification: Rainforest Alliance
Region: South Minas Gerais
Altitude: 780 – 1350 m.a.s.l
Varietal: Mundo Novo, Acaia, Catuai, Icatu
Process Method: Washed Natural and Pulp Natural
Cupping Score : 81.5Big bold body with orange acidity. Strong dark Cocoa notes with a creamy caramel finish.
Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Worka Sakaro
Region: Gedeb
Altitude: 1700 – 2500 m.a.s.l
Process Method: Fully Washed
Varietal: Ethiopian Heirloom Grade 1
Cupping Score: 87Very clean and citrusy acidity, with floral, berry, peach and bergamot notes. Silky texture with bright sweet milk chocolate finish.
Papua New Guinea Grade A 18+
Certification: Specialty grade A -18+
Region: Wahgi Valley Western Highlands
Altitude: 1400 – 2200 m.a.s.l
Process Method: Fully Washed
Variety: Arusha, Bourbon, Typica
Cupping Score: 83.25Green apple, honey, hazelnut notes up front, finished with a creamy body and a lingering of black tea. A great drinking coffee as an espresso or milk based.
Rwanda (Nyamiyaga)
Region: Kamonyi District
Altitude: 1250 – 1550 m.a.s.l
Varietal: Bourbon
Process Method: Natural Grade 1
Cupping Score: 86.75Boozy wine and spice notes up front, moving to walnut, molasses and cherry liqueur. Smooth rounded body carries through to a sugary black tea finish
Tiger Mountain – Indian A Grade
Certification: Proceeds fund Indian Tiger conservation and research at Khana National Park in India
Region: Baba Budangiris
Altitude: 1000 – 1500 m.a.s.l
Process Method: Fully Washed
Cupping Score: 81.25A clean coffee with notes of honey, hazelnut and soft plum. Medium citrusy acidity, finishing with sweet milk chocolate and black tea.
Organic Single Origins
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- 250g
$17.00 - 500g
$33.00 - 750g
$49.00 - 1kg
$64.00
Colombia Sol Bohemio RFA Organic
Certification: Rainforest Alliance and Organic
Region: Sierra Nevada de Santa Maria
Altitude: 1350 – 1550 m.a.s.l
Varietal: Typica, Castillo, Caturra
Process Method: Fully Washed
Cupping Score: 83Rich bodied cup with notes of malt and almond. Subtle apricot acidity and fruit lingers in a chocolate finish.
Nicaraguan Organic (Cooperative Cipae)
Certification: Organic
Region: Matagalpa
Altitude: Strictly High Grown
Process Method: Fully WashedOrange and soft peach notes throughout, with a green apple acidity and textured hazelnut finish.
Decaffeinated
Bulk discounts for up to 1kg of coffee.
- 250g
$16.50 - 500g
$31.00 - 750g
$46.00 - 1kg
$61.00
Colombian Decaf (Great coffee without the caffeine)
This Colombian E.A Decaf, E.A is short for Ethyl acetate is a naturally occurring by-product of fermented sugars. The coffee is placed in a solution of both water and ethyl acetate, where the E.A will begin to bond with the salts of the chlorogenic acids inside the seeds. The tank will be drained and refilled over the course of an 8 hours until the caffeine is no longer detected. You wouldn’t believe it’s a decaf coffee.