Bourbon Santos Brazil

Brazilian Santos is a very low acid coffee. This lends itself to a very smooth cup. However, the Santos does have a subtle spiciness in the aftertaste.

Colombia Excelso

Colombia is the second largest coffee producing country in the world. It's the worlds largest exporter of arabica beans, the highest quality beans grown. This particular variety is an excellent grade, with a cup that is very well balanced and yields a rich, smooth flavor.

Colombian Supremo

Colombian Supremo is the highest grade Colombian available. Due to the name recognition of Colombian origin coffees many people think that they know how Colombian coffee tastes. We disagree, and hope that you will give this supreme bean a try. With its rich and sometimes nutty taste you'll never go back!

Costa Rican Tarrazu

One of the worlds greatest. Costa Rica's rich, volcanic soils lend a clean flavor and wonderful bouquet to this coffee. Yields a full acidity cup with an inviting aroma.

Guatemala Antigua

Once touted as the very best available, Guatemalan coffees have made a come back. This variety is a highly sought after arabica, noted for a full and spicy cup. An excellent coffee.

Jamaican Blue Mountain

Is this the best coffee in the world? Try it and see! This coffee is sought after for several reasons, first and foremost is the amazing brew that it creates, with balance, fruit and acidity, additionally there is the limited supply with 90% of the crop being exported to Japan annually. True Jamaican Blue is worth the hefty price, and will hold its own against any competitor. However, to enjoy this coffee at its best one must use a little more than other coffees, about 10% to really bring its great quality through. Yields a very full flavored cup with fruity notes and ideal acidity and body.