Counter Culture Coffee

05/02

04/25

Nariño, Colombia
Dynamic stone fruit complexity
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$6.00

03/27

Blend
Fig strawberry creamy
12 oz
$31.88

02/28

11/18

Blend
Graham cracker molasses soft blueberry marmalade chocolate
12oz
$38.70
Blend
Sweet notes of chocolate blueberries and marmalade
12oz
$0.00

09/27

Blend
Vibrant acidity with crisp apple and citrus notes showcasing tropical fruit flavors
$0.00
Guatemala
$0.00

08/30

Oaxaca
Well articulated fruit and acidity
$0.00

08/17

Ethiopia
$0.00

08/09

Blend
Sweet tea cherry cacao nibs stone fruit tangerine dynamic
12oz
$30.24
Blend
Sweet tea cherry cacao nibs floral melon citrus
12oz
$30.34
Blend
Smooth dark chocolate flavors cocoa notes
12oz
$30.02

08/02

Blend
Jasmine and black tea with bright sweet notes and chocolatey depth
30g
$0.00

07/05

Uganda
Sweeter and more dynamic

05/25

05/18

Blend
Coffee 1 black tea honeydew melon limeade coffee 2 black cherry hazelnut

05/08

Bolivia
Bolivia is challenging for high quality coffee export transport is difficult due to the death road of coroico but has improved with alternate routes coffee is sometimes milled and dried on farm or at a central station quality checks and moisture monitoring are essential for timely exports cenaproc established in 1992 is a well known cooperative with multiple cup of excellence awards

04/26

Jurutungo, Panama
Dense sweet fruit notes like blackberry and pomegranate with delicate aromatics reminiscent of wildflowers
Nariño, Colombia
Introduced through the crs borderlands project kuychi is a collaborative effort from the producers of la esmeralda in samaniego narino with a history of isolation due to guerrilla activity these producers have joined forces investing in environmental initiatives including conservation tree nurseries and wastewater treatment

04/20

Blend
Graham cracker and molasses

03/30

Blend
The la hierba santa is from a partially isolated region in the district of colasay its bourbon de colasay varietal is quite unique and carries distinct benefits confirmed through genetic testing the coffee undergoes a careful washed process followed by solar drying resulting in a complex flavor profile

03/23

Blend
Big trouble caramel nutty round la golondrina milk chocolate cherry nut
two12ozs
$24.60
Blend
Varies by individual coffee citrus floral silky nutty sweet creamy dark chocolate sweet full bodied
12oz
$44.80
Blend
Molasses cocoa smooth maple syrup green grape silky
12oz
$33.60
Blend
Fruity and full bodied coffees flavors may include fig strawberry creamy milk chocolate syrupy
12oz
$33.60
Rich and indulgent dark chocolate notes versatility in brewing methods
12oz
$30.40

03/05

KAYANZA, BURUNDI
Clementine honey tea like fig strawberry creamy
$40.50

02/23

Ecuador
Bright clean tropical fruit flavors and a ripe orange brightness

01/27

Democratic Republic of the Congo

01/05

Nariño, Colombia
Blend
Juicy fig notes sweet dark chocolate flavors
Kuychi means rainbow in quechua and is the name for the coffee chosen by the farmers decaf kuychi is one of counter cultures sweetest and most complex decaffeinated coffees it is decaffeinated at descafecol colombias first decaffeination plant using ethyl acetate derived from sugarcane
Nariño
Cueva de los llanos represents a collective effort of farmers from narino who through the borderlands project capitalized on quality focused buyers resulting in a sustainable business model and improved quality the name stems from a local cave with historical significance
Juana escobar gaspars coffee is processed by codech cooperatives associations in the transition from winter to spring its a premium lot thats earned acclaim for quality and represents the distinct profile of the region
Blend
Field trip is a celebration of knowledge sharing from farm to cup it involves the team learning from partners during farm visits discussing coffees journey and engaging in collaborations that enhance the coffee experience
Uganda
Strawberry grape and a cashew finish
India
Pecan praline milk chocolate and citrus
Nicaragua
Flavors faintly reminiscent of its relatives from the western highlands of ethiopia
Oaxaca
Deeply sweet classic oaxacan profile
Ethiopia
Owned by sharbo maro since 2015 farm located in wenago near yirgacheffe town adopts traditional natural sundried and experimental washed processing methods part of jabanto group focusing on quality and good practices
Panama
In 2014 samples of nuguo gesha from the gallardo familys farm reached counter culture revealing potential beneath initial imperfections collaboration improved quality leading to awards and a record auction price for finca nuguos harvest
$93.00
Kenya
Muthonjo is based on mt kenya founded by grace muthoni and isaac njogu in the 50 s managed by their sons it has evolved from selling cherries to cooperatives to marketing directly to roasters improvements in processing improved quality and prices part of the kushikamana group which means connected in swahili
Yemen
Yemen where coffee seeds were first cultivated now produces less than one percent of the worlds coffee despite ongoing war hassan assalol and mokha story continue to produce coffee yielding unique flavors through careful natural sun drying in a water scarce environment
$27.27
This coffee from finca nueva armenia is sourced from sections gemelos la roca and kenia noteworthy is the gemelos area where trees grow in pairs and the la roca section with a distinctive red rock and rocky soils thriving with bourbon the kenia parcel offers the sl 28 variety
Guatemala
Organic kosher
Kenya
Kenya is recognized for exceptional coffee but establishing direct purchase relationships has been challenging counter cultures partnership with the kamavindi estate and small estates in kenyas mt kenya foothills has developed since the early 2010 s peter mbature worked on quality improvements and counter culture directly purchases from individual member farmers of kushikamana
Blend
Clean sweet low acidity versatile
Ethiopia
Distinct florality
Blend
Fruit pastry rich chocolate
Colombia
Sweet complex
Colombia
Sweet and complex
Nariño, Colombia
Santafé
The community of santafe has been producing coffee since the 1960 s carlos torres burbano and angela patino findlay with counter culture as a buying partner help farmers improve their coffees and earn higher premiums through their purchases
Rwanda
The buliza coffee washing station in east africa rwanda manages the production of this coffee with ucocaru cooperative members this station is part of a government program seeking to create effective cooperation between cooperatives and private washing stations
Democratic Republic of the Congo
This natural sundried lot from muungano cooperatives buchiro washing station showcases the dedication of general manager daniel habamungu and quality manager ismael lipanda in meeting quality standards it includes support for community projects like plant nurseries and literacy programs