Single Origin Coffee
Single Origin Coffee
Our single origin coffee collection offers a truly exceptional coffee experience, highlighting the unique flavours and characteristics of beans sourced from specific regions around the world. Each coffee in our collection tells a story, reflecting the terroir, climate, and cultivation techniques of its origin.
Each Monday we drop a new weekly release from our single origin collection. Each Monday you can expect an exciting new coffee drop, as we explore the diverse flavour profiles that different regions have to offer. Whether its vibrant and floral like Ethiopian coffee, or a rich and nutty profile often found in Brazilian coffee, our collection showcases the distinct tastes that are exclusive to each origin. Different coffee processing methods are common too, including natural, washed and often experimental practices which involve fermentation.
We carefully source our single origin beans from our long term Direct Trade partners and different cooperatives who share our commitment to quality and sustainability. By establishing direct relationships with growers, we ensure fair prices and support the communities where our coffee originates.
Learn more on single origins here.
Single Origin Coffee FAQs
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Single origin coffee is sourced from a specific geographic location, such as a farm or region, and represents the unique flavors and characteristics of that origin.
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Single origin coffee comes from a specific geographic location, while a blend is a combination of different coffee beans from various origins or farms.
Learn more about blends vs single origin
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Choose single origin coffee for its unique and distinct flavors, as it allows you to explore the specific characteristics and terroir of a particular region or farm.
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Single origin coffee is not inherently better quality than blends. Quality depends on factors like bean selection, roasting, and brewing methods, which can be achieved in both single origin and blended coffees.
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Yes, single origin coffees can work well in espresso. They can provide unique flavor profiles and showcase the distinct characteristics of the origin when properly roasted and brewed.
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Single origin coffee is often preferred in filter brewing methods, as it allows the nuances and unique flavors of the origin to shine through without being blended with other beans.
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Brew single origin coffee using specific brewing guides tailored to your preferred method, such as pour-over,
French press, or AeroPress, to ensure optimal extraction and flavor expression.