OUR APPROACH
Where Our Coffee Begins
CLOCKWISE FROM TOP LEFT
PABLO AND EVA’S FAMILY FARM IN GUATEMALA
BRIAN AND PABLO (RIGHT) AT FINCA EL JARDIN, GUATEMALA
ALIPIO Muñoz OF FINCA LA CAPILLA, COLOMBIA
FINCA LA CAPILLA IN COLOMBIA
ROASTING TO REVEAL
BEYOND THE ROAST DATE
Freshness is about more than just a date stamp. Coffee actually tastes best after it’s had a chance to rest and release carbon dioxide, a process called degassing. That’s why we ship your coffee when it’s just entering its flavor sweet spot, so it’s ready to brew by the time it lands on your doorstep.
Most of our coffees hit their peak between 4–12 days post-roast, but they stay delicious for weeks. Coffee doesn’t suddenly “expire” after a certain date; it just slowly loses a bit of its sparkle. If you store it well, you’ll still get a great cup.
For best results, keep your coffee in its original, sealed bag in a cool, dark place; a pantry works perfectly. Skip the fridge, which can introduce moisture and damage flavor, but your sealed bag is ok in your freezer. Once you open the bag, push out as much air as you can, reseal the bag, and use within a couple of weeks for the best taste.
RUSSEL AT OUR LORING ROASTER
Taste-Testing Every Batch
Serving with Intention
Malik Serving Our Signature Latte
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