How To Brew: Finca Alma, Panama – Washed Caturra & Catuai
- 16 Mar 2018
Our latest how to brew blog with the Panama Finca Alma Washed Caturra & Catuai single origin coffee - perfect as a milk coffee, long black, chemex and plunger! Read more!
Our latest how to brew blog with the Panama Finca Alma Washed Caturra & Catuai single origin coffee - perfect as a milk coffee, long black, chemex and plunger! Read more!
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Crema Coffee Garage is proud to launch the Crema Trekkers Single Origin Subscription with an exquisite Pacamara coffee from Finca El Injerto in Guatemala. Finca El Injerto is owned and operated by the Aguirre family, and has been seen the late 1800s. It is the first Certified Carbon Neutral farm in Guatemala and they produce one of the five best coffees in the world. Learn more!
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The Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Konga single origin coffee is a Grade 1 heirloom varietal - high quality beans with the unique aromas and flavours Ethiopian coffee is famous for. Learn more!
In Part 3 of our Ethical Coffee blog series, we learn more about Fairtrade - what it is, how it works and what it's limitations are. Learn more!
The Indonesian Lake Tawar Single Origin Coffee creates a rich, full bodied black coffee and is perfect for brewing in the Syphon or Aeropress coffee maker. Learn more!
In Ethical Coffee Part 2 - The Development of Ethical Coffee we explore the humble beginnings of this, now, global movement to make sure the production of coffee from tree to cup is ethical in practice and business. Learn more!
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