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$15.95 – $80.00APROCASSI – Peru
APROCASSI (Asociación de Productores Cafetaleros Solidarios de San Ignacio) was formed nearly twenty years ago in 2000, originally as an effort to protest the mining companies who were flocking to the area to harvest precious metals. Set on protecting their farming land, a small group of farmers banded together and formed the association. Currently, the association has about 600 members. APROCASSI is focused on selling certified coffees, increasing production, and the diversification of products, such as honey, cocoa, and pisciculture. APROCASSI is focused on keeping youth in coffee, as well as women’s income diversification. This coffee has a big, chocolate profile for an overall well-balanced cup. It makes a great pot of drip and is hearty enough to enjoy with (or without!) milk.
Producer: APROCASSI
Origin: Cajamarca region of Peru
Tasting Notes: Chocolate, Cherry, and Caramel
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$17.95 – $90.00Cafe La Sierrita – Colombia **
Available for pre-order now! Expected to ship Thursday, 5/21
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
Cafe La Sierrita is a coffee comprised of producers within the Giraldo region of Antioquia. The lot is carefully constructed at the buying station, with every single lot individually cupped various times before being included. The first time a coffee is cupped is when the producer brings a sample or lot down to the buying station. Upon initial approval, the lot is packed in grain-pro and a new sample is taken and brought back to the main lab in Medellin, where a full physical and cup quality analysis is performed. Upon approval, the actual lot is delivered to the mill where it is cupped a third time to ensure consistency in regards to previous analyses. Antioquia has historically been known as a volume region, but in fact has the same capability of producing high-quality coffees found in the rest of the country. Cafe La Sierrita represents the hard workd of dedicated producers whom are fairly compensated with the highest prices in town. This is the 2nd year we have sourced this coffee.
Farmer: Various small producers
Origin: Giraldo, Antioquia, Colombia
Variety: Caturra, Colombia, Castillo
Process: Washed
Altitude: 1,700-2,200 masl
Tasting Notes: Baked Apple, Brown Sugar, and Cinnamon
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$15.95 – $80.00Caldera Blend
The heart of Steamdot, our bright and tangy house blend, designed for espresso to pair in harmony with milk.
Origin: Brazil, Colombia, Ethiopia
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$13.95 – $75.00Cerrado – Brazil
Brazil is the world’s largest coffee producing country, rallying 40-60 million bags a year. Located in the center of the country, the Cerrado is a large tropical savanna ecoregion. Throughout Brazil, the natural and pulped natural processing methods are most common, which imparts sweetness and enhances body in the cup. This coffee has low acidity and with its classic nutty and chocolate profile, it pairs great with milk.
Farmer: Cooperative
Origin: Brazil
Tasting Notes: Dark Chocolate – Peanut Butter – Hazelnut
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$55.00 – $200.00Coffee Subscription Club
Join our Coffee of the Month club!
On the first Tuesday of every month, we roast and ship out a 12oz bag of our newest Roaster’s Choice single origin coffee.
Choose from 3 month, 6 month or 12 month frequency.
Shipping is always included!
Want to send it as a gift? Be sure to include your name in the billing section at check out and we’ll include a note with the first shipment notifying the recipient who sent them the gift.
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$17.95 – $90.00El Cuarenteño – Mexico **
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
This coffee comes to us from two small producing societies in the community of El Cuarenteño, Nayarit, Mexico. The PROCAA and RIVIERA societies consist of 44 members total. This coffee was mostly shade grown on volcanic soil. After harvest, the members deliver their cherries to the Sandia wet mill where the coffee is de-pulped and dried on patios. From there, the coffee goes the Duende dry mill where it is hulled, sorted, and bagged for export. Only 14 bags were produced from this lot, and SteamDot purchased almost half (6 bags).This coffee is really well-balanced, with smooth notes of milk chocolate, caramel, and hazelnut. It pairs well with milk and is great with a hearty or spicy meal.Origin: Xalisco, Nayari, Mexico
Varietal: Caturra & Catuai
Process: Washed
Altitude: 1020 masl
Tasting Notes: Milk Chocolate, Caramel, Hazelnut
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$17.95 – $90.00Finca El Paraiso – Colombia **
Available for pre-order now! Expected to ship Thursday, 5/21
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
Sitting at 1,840 masl, Finca El Paraiso consists of 14 hectares: 7 are part of a natural reserve and the other 7 hectares currently produce coffee, 70% of which is the Caturra variety for specialty lots. In order to keep the quality consistent, only the ripest cherries are picked and once they arrive to the wet mill, they are floated to remove any potential under ripe, over ripe or poorly formed beans that were picked. After floating, the coffee is fermented in cherry for 24 hours, de-pulped and then dry fermented an additional 36 hours. After washing, the coffee is dried in a parabolic dryer, anywhere from 18-25 days, depending on the climate. Hands down, Ernedis has some of the best practices around, and the way this coffee retains its quality over time is incredible. We have sourced this coffee for several years in a row and look forward to building on this partnership.
Farmer: Ernedis Rodriguez
Origin: Gigante, Huila, Colombia
Variety: Catura
Process: Washed
Altitude: 1840 masl
Tasting Notes: Tangerine, Sugar Cane, and Stone Fruit
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$17.95 – $90.00Finca La Esperanza – El Salvador **
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
The Pacas family have been growing coffee in El Salvador for over 150 years and are true pioneers in the field. They discovered the variety Pacas and it is actually named after them! Finca La Esperanza is 1 of 19 farms owned by the family, and is divided into 18 lots, each with its own microclimate. The Pacamara is a hybrid between Pacas and Maragogype varieties, giving it a unique extra-large bean size. Pacamaras can display a wide range of flavor, typically characterized by some herbaceous notes and a dense body. This is a natural process coffee, and we find subtle yellow fruit notes with a long, sweet finish.
Origin: El Salvador
Varietal: Pacamara
Altitude: 1000-1800 masl
Tasting Notes: Cedar, Dried Pineapple and Cane Sugar
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$17.95 – $90.00Finca La Miguela – Colombia **
Available for pre-order now! Expected to ship Thursday, 5/21
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
Finca La Miguela is located in Giraldo, Antioquia, Colombia and run by Silvia Higuita and family. This coffee is a mix of various lots throughout the harvest, with varying fermentation styles. In some lots, the coffee was left in cherry for 12 hours, de-pulped and then dry-fermented for another 36 hours. In other lots, the coffee was de-pulped immediately and then dry- fermented for 48 hours. As both recipes exhibited similar profiles, we decided to put them together into one lot. Upon washing the coffees, they are then taken to dry in a greenhouse-style structure between 8 and 15 days, depending on the weather.
Silvia and family won 1st place in the Best Antioquia competition in 2015. This is the first year we have sourced this coffee, and we look forward to seeing what future harvests may bring.
Farmer: Silvia Higuita
Origin: Giraldo, Antioquia, Colombia
Variety: Caturra
Process: Washed
Altitude: 2100 masl
Tasting Notes: Black Cherry, Strawberry, and Molasses
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$17.95 – $90.00Guji – Ethiopia
SteamDot’s Ethiopia Guji comes from the Guracho Washing Station, comprised of about 2300 contributing farmers, and managed by Kedir Hassen Aredo. Guji is an administrative zone of the Oromia region of Ethiopia, which gained political definition in 2002. Prior to that year, the Guji territory (named for the Guji tribe of the Oromo people) was a part of the Borena zone. Guji Zone shares a border with the Southern Nations, Nationalities & People’s Region (SNNP,) which includes Gedeo Zone (where Yirgacheffe is located) and Sidama Zone. This coffee is unsurprisingly a fan favorite with its sweet, fruity, and floral profile. Ethiopia Guji is one of our flagship coffees at SteamDot, and we serve it proudly.
Farmer: Kedir Hassen Aredo
Region: Guji
Variety: Typica
Altitude: 1900 – 2100 masl
Process: Washed
Harvest: Oct – Jan
Tasting Notes: Candied Ginger – Bergamot – Peach -
$17.95 – $90.00Hacienda La Gerencia – Ecuador **
**This coffee roasts to order on Tuesday of each week**
Hacienda La Gerencia is located in the northern province of Carchi, Ecuador and run by Mario Andrade. The farm sits at a range of high elevations from between 1,900 to 2,400
meters and consists of 3 hectares in total. Upon arrival to the wet-mill, the cherries are depulped and fermented for 16 hours and then dried in parabolic dryers for 20-25 days. Mario
is the leader of a small 10-person group called Habitat Coffee that helps farmers in the area. Not only does Mario have a central location where the farmers can come and sell their coffee, but he offers pre-harvest financing for fertilization and even assists with finishing the drying of the coffees for the farmers (who are often so strapped for cash, they can’t wait to finish drying
before needing to sell). Mario is transparent in his business practices so farmers know what the final price was, and what he deducted for his services. This coffee is delicate and elegant on the cupping table, with bright acidity evoking crisp fruit notes, coupled with refined sweetness.Origin: Ecuador
Producer: Mario Andrade
Altitude: 1,900-2,400 masl
Process: Washed
Tasting Notes: Apple, Clementine, and Honey
