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October 2024

What's in the box

What's in the box

Special Guests

London, UK

Release 015 - Los Pirineos

Producer: Los Pirineos

Origin: El Salvador

Varieties: Gesha

Process: Washed

Moim

Los Angeles, California, USA

Finca La Palestina

Producer: Finca La Palestina

Origin: Cajamarca, Peru

Varieties: Bourbon

Process: Washed

Heart

Portland, Oregon, USA

Kenya Nyawira AA

Producer:

Origin: Embu, Kenya

Varieties: SL28, SL34

Process: Washed

Special Guests

Release 015 - Los Pirineos

What we love about this coffee

Recognize the name? You bet, we brought special guests back in our classic subscription box this month after featuring them in our luxury drop not long ago. Grown in one of our favorite farms in the world- Los Pirineos, this geisha is such a treat to be able to have in our classic box- one that should maybe be featured in our luxury drop!

How we're brewing it

We’ve found really great results when we’ve lowered brew temps from boiling to 202/203- we find a really great harmony between the acidity and structure of the coffee  at this temperature.

Moim

Finca La Palestina

What we love about this coffee

A new roaster to the Roastful box! Moim is quietly roasting some of the best coffee in LA right now, and we’re excited to feature the first of many features with them. La Palestina is a Peruvian coffee that stood out to us when we tried it as very Gesha-like–really cool to compare it to the geisha from Special Guests!

How we're brewing it

More florals and acidity is pronounced at lower brew temps- somewhere between 200-202 may be a sweet spot!

Heart

Kenya Nyawira AA

What we love about this coffee

One of our long time favorite roasters, we welcome Heart back into the Roastful box. Heart is a master at roasting these classic profile washed Kenyan coffees–it’s so nostalgic to have a Kenyan this round and juicy featured in the box this month.

How we're brewing it

This coffee is relatively soluble for the roast degree–push brew temp on this one and feel free to grind a bit finer, as the bigger rounded notes tend to stand out at higher extractions.