Come on a journey with us to explore the most delicious and luxuriant coffees that the Americas have to offer. South and Central American are well known for their smooth and chocolatey characters but there is so much more to discover.
We'll be seeking to provide you with some of the best coffees available, learning as we go, about the geographies, processes and especially the growers who make this coffee special.
Our organic speciality coffee is zero waste and carbon neutral. When brewed properly, it can be a bit like magic. We carefully select a different origin each month that meets our high standards for excellent coffee that cares for people and the planet.
October's feature coffee: Honduras' Yolanda Natural
An intense coffee with blueberry, lavender, dragon fruit flavours. Very juicy and creamy. Ideal for those who like a heavy cup.
Yolanda owns the farm el Triunfo, which is located in the las Pacayas area of Corquin, Copan. Yolanda manages her farm with the help of her husband and her three sons who are all studying agronomy. The farm is small, at two hectares, and most of that is native forest and shade trees, since Yolanda believes that the key to the quality of her coffee is in the synergy of coffee with the rest of the environment.
Yolanda and her husband, Luis, manage the farms together and biodiversity is central to their approach. They have a variety of different fruit trees and native trees that attract all sorts of wildlife from birds to wild cats. On the farm they grow vegetables and raise cows, which they use the manure from to fertilise the farm. Although it's not certified, Yolanda and Luis manage their farms biodynamically.
This lot is a natural processed parainema variety and was dried on raised beds in the Aruco facility in Corquin.
The roaster
Cocora is a speciality coffee roaster in Malaga, Spain. All of Cocora's beans are:
- Seasonal
- Fully traceable all the way to the origin
- Superior quality according to high SCA standards
Cocora’s roasting approach opens up the full potential of the bean by accentuating the unique taste profile for each coffee.
Bean Variety
Parainema
Process
Natural
Altitude
1200+ Masl
Region
Pacayas, Corquin, Copan
The Goodery coffee is absolutely incredible. The beans have obviously had a lot of love and care put into the roasting, the picking and the delivery. Josh really cares about his coffee, and his customers and wants to ensure that they are seeing the bigger picture behind what they are drinking. The fact that the coffee is sustainable, zero-emissions, packaged beautifully and easily one of the tastiest around as well as being carefully curated each month, makes it all the better. Not only does it smell great, taste delicious, it looks damn cool on your kitchen work-top.
- Alex
The difference of speciality and organic
For many coffee is just a daily dose of caffeine, but we see it as an opportunity to become truly present, to connect with something special and to support an art form that provides economic and environmental resilience for farming communities around the world.
High quality organic coffee grown to speciality standards is something truly unique. We’ve been amazed at the diversity and complexity of flavour when it’s grown, roasted and brewed with care.
There’s something profound that happens when you get the right bean, at the right grind size, with the right temperature water and the right dose. It’s like magic.I've enjoyed making a ritual out of it and my son loves the whole process. I can’t wait to share this joy with more people and invite others into this dance of soil, people and bean.
- John
Choose your grind
We recommend grinding at home, just before you brew for freshness, but we can also grind the way you like it according to your method of brewing, from a fine 'stove-top' grind to a coarse french press grind and anything in between. If you need any help with choosing the right grind the head to our coffee community page. Get your hands on your own grinder here.
Most of our grocery items are sold loose in the box or in (completely recyclable) paper bags.
If you want to buy one of our stylish reusable containers to store your dry goods, tea or coffee, find them here.
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