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Fontana — Shokunin
€13.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Socorro, São Paulo, Brazil · Fazenda Fronteiras
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- Yellow Catuaí, Mundo Novo, Obata, Yellow Bourbon
- Tasting notes
- Comforting chocolate and marshmallow, layered with gentle apricot sweetness
- Brew
- Omni
Ellen Fontana placed 2nd in the 2024 regional championships. Fazenda Fronteiras is her agroforestry-driven farm in Socorro, São Paulo — her first export to Europe.
Inacio Soares — Manhattan
€13.50 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Manhattan
- Origin
- Mata de Minas, Brazil · Fazenda JS
- Process
- Anaerobic Honey
- Variety
- Red & Yellow Catuaí
- Altitude
- 880m
- Tasting notes
- White flower aromatics, combined with smooth praline sweetness, and soft milk chocolate depth
Inacio Soares' Fazenda JS in Mata de Minas — Manhattan partners with him directly. Smooth and creamy with a praline-and-chocolate finish.
New Jozi Suni — Schot
€15.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Schot
- Origin
- Brazil
- Process
- Anaerobic Natural, Washed
- Variety
- Blend
- Tasting notes
- Deep dark chocolate richness, layered with date sweetness and a bright blood orange finish
- Brew
- Espresso
Our house blend — Brazilian beans roasted by Schot for everyday drinking. Smooth, sweet and balanced. The one to start with.
Mae Chedi — Shokunin
€20 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Mae Chedi, Chiang Rai, Thailand
- Process
- Anaerobic Natural
- Variety
- Chiang Mai (local Catimor × SL28)
- Altitude
- 1100m
- Tasting notes
- Juicy pineapple with soft marshmallow sweetness and a subtle green fig leaf aroma
- Brew
- Omni
A co-op of nineteen young farmers led by Watchara Yawirach in a region where tea was once king. Sourced via Fuadi at Beanspire.
Shoondhisa — Manhattan
€17.50 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Manhattan
- Origin
- Guji, Ethiopia · Sookoo Station
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- Gibirinna 74110 · Serto 74112
- Altitude
- 2173m
- Tasting notes
- Berry-compote richness, soft white-sugar sweetness, and a clear strawberry-juice character
Naturally processed Guji lot from Ture Waji at the Sookoo Coffee station. Round mouthfeel — drinks great as filter or espresso.
Keramo Natural — Shokunin
€18 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Bensa, Sidama, Ethiopia · Keramo Adara
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- 74/158, 74/100 & Setami
- Altitude
- 2400m
- Tasting notes
- Passionfruit aroma, sweetness of strawberry, earl grey tea and rum body
- Brew
- Omni
The natural counterpart to Keramo Washed. Around 1,500 smallholder farmers from the Bombe mountains deliver cherries to the Keramo Adara station, sourced through Coffee Quest.
San Francisco — Mellow
€17.00 / 200g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- Cajamarca, Peru · Finca San Francisco
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Sidra
- Altitude
- 1700–1850m
- Tasting notes
- Stone fruit and green tea aromatics over juicy plum, finishing with lingering green tea and a smooth, silky mouthfeel
Consuelo Rubio and her daughters Blanca Flor and Roxana run Finca San Francisco in Cajamarca. 48-hour cold-water-sealed anaerobic wash, 20–40 days of shaded drying, then 3–5 weeks of reposo.
Doi Pangkhon — Schot
€24.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Schot
- Origin
- Doi Pangkhon, Chiang Rai, Thailand
- Process
- Lactic Natural
- Variety
- Catuai, Typica & Chiang Mai
- Altitude
- 1250–1500m
- Tasting notes
- Funky coffee for the brave ones - summery fruitiness mixed with winter spices. Notes of purple grape, cocoa nibs and black tea
- Brew
- Omni
Doi Pangkhon (Timberland Peak) is a co-op of around 300 Akha Hilltribe farmers in Chiang Rai growing coffee for nearly 40 years. Schot has worked with them since 2016 via Beanspire.
Peaches and Cream — Grounded
€23 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Grounded
- Origin
- Finca Rio Negro, Colombia
- Process
- Anaerobic, Thermal Shock
- Variety
- Caturra & Bourbon
- Tasting notes
- Creamy peach yogurt and ripe strawberry, round and dessert-like with a smooth body
- Brew
- Filter
Jhon Rodriquez at Finca Rio Negro trained with Mexican fermentation specialists before developing his own thermal-shock and yeast-inoculated processes. Drinks like dessert.
Sweet Valley — Manhattan
€23.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Manhattan
- Origin
- Valle del Cauca, Colombia · Finca Potosí
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- Colombia
- Altitude
- 1800m
- Tasting notes
- Playful sweetness like candy apple, layered with ripe plum and a subte floral-hibiscus lift
Originally discontinued and brought back with Cafe Granja La Esperanza. Cherries fermented 15 hours, then dehumidified for 72 hours. The classic juicy Sweet Valley profile.
El Diviso Bourbon — Mellow
€17.5 / 100g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- Huila, Colombia
- Process
- Advanced Natural
- Variety
- Bourbon Aji
- Altitude
- 1750m
- Tasting notes
- Strawberry Bubblegum aroma, cherry candy flavor, round mouthfeel
Ruera Estate — Mellow
€18.5 / 200g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- Kiambu, Kenya
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- SL28, Batian, Ruirui 11, K7
- Altitude
- 1600m
- Tasting notes
- Chocolate, red fruites, spice
This lot is processed as a Natural. Cherries are hand-harvested at full ripeness, then carefully sorted to remove any damaged or defective cherries. A floatation process further separates overripe, underripe, or diseased cherries from the dense, ripe fruit. The selected cherries are then spread in a thin layer on outdoor drying beds. To achieve a controlled fermentation, the cherries are wrapped airtight in tarps on the drying beds for three days of semi-anaerobic fermentation. After this step, they are sun-dried for approximately four weeks, with the thin layer ensuring uniform drying.
Finca Anaya — Mellow
€18.50 / 200g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- Huila, Colombia
- Process
- Advanced Washed
- Variety
- Yellow Pacamara
- Altitude
- 1600m
- Tasting notes
- Vanilla, stonefruit, ripe peach, silky smooth finish
San Isidro — Shokunin
€18 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Costa Rica
- Process
- Pulped Natural
- Variety
- Geisha
- Tasting notes
- Delicate jasmine aromatics, layered with juicy white peach and mandarin, finishing with a soft earl grey tea character.
Signature Blend — Mellow
€15.00 / 200g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- China, Ethiopia, Guatemala
- Process
- Honey and Natural
- Variety
- Catimor, Heirloom, Caturra
- Tasting notes
- Creamy chocolate and nutty depth, layered with stewed cherry, finishing round with cacao and black tea
Gutiti Lion — Grounded
€16.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Grounded
- Origin
- Ethiopia
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- 74110 & 74112
- Tasting notes
- Juicy lemon and ripe peach, layered with floral, herbal lemongrass, finishing bright and juicy
Mensur Decaf — Schot
€16.50 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Schot
- Origin
- Ethiopia
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Jarc 74110
- Tasting notes
- Smooth milk chocolate richness, accompanied by ripe peach and a fragrant Earl Grey finish.
Bryan Bautista — Shokunin
€20.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Honduras
- Process
- Anaerobic Natural
- Variety
- Typica
- Tasting notes
- Fragrant like orange, juicy like blueberry, heavy whisky body
Amkeni — Shokunin
€15.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Tanzania
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Red Bourbon
- Tasting notes
- Juicy blueberry brightness, layered with tangy tamarind and a smooth vanilla sweetness.
Ribang Gayo — Schot
€22.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Schot
- Origin
- Indonesia
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- P88, Ateng
- Tasting notes
- Sweet strawberry yoghurt with juicy gooseberry, accompanied by a touch of herbal dill.
Froot Loops — Grounded
€25.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Grounded
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- Red and Yellow Cattura
- Tasting notes
- Vivid raspberry aromatics, layered with sweet strawberry cereal and a juicy blackberry finish.
Argote Juan Pablo Super Special — Shokunin
€23.50 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Double Anaerobic
- Variety
- Castillo
- Tasting notes
- Lime Zest, Jasmine, Cherry, Maple Syrup
La Villa — Shokunin
€26.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Anaerobic Washed
- Variety
- Geisha
- Tasting notes
- Bright aromas like lemongrass, intense pineaple sweetness, spicy ginger body
Cultivares — Shokunin
€25.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Anaerobic Natural
- Variety
- Sudane Rume
- Tasting notes
- Boozy apple cider and lemon pie, finishing velvety with cardamom and earl grey tea.
Finca Las Palmas — Mellow
€18.00 / 100g bag
- Roaster
- Mellow
- Origin
- Colombia
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Bourbon Aji
- Tasting notes
- Ripe kiwi and berry-like sweetness, accompanied by tropical fruit aromatics and a juicy dried mango finish
El Paseo — Manhattan
€23.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Manhattan
- Origin
- Buesaco, Colombia
- Process
- Anaerobic Washed
- Variety
- Caturra
- Altitude
- 1800.0
- Tasting notes
- Sweet lychee and dragon fruit, accompanied by an expressive violet aroma and a smooth, silky finish.
Produced by Huver Castillo in Nariño, Colombia, this Caturra lot begins with the careful selection of fully ripe cherries. The coffee undergoes a 36-hour pre-fermentation in cherry, followed by floating and disinfection using a sea salt solution (2%). It is then transferred to stainless steel tanks for controlled anaerobic fermentation, where the coffee ferments for six days. During this stage, collected leachates and specific enzymes are added to promote a distinctive floral profile. After fermentation, the coffee is mechanically dried at temperatures below 38°C for 2–3 days and then stabilized for 15 days to ensure consistency and quality.
Gogogu — Shokunin
€16.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Guji, Ethiopia · Tesfaye Bekele
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Kurume
- Tasting notes
- Floral jasmine aromatics, layered with juicy peach and mandarin sweetness, finishing with a soft, earl grey-like body
Another clear example of Guji excellence: a washed Kurume lot from producer Tesfaye Bekele.
Los Chelazos — Shokunin
€17.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- El Salvador
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- Pacamara
- Tasting notes
- Bright red grape aromatics, layered with deep cherry sweetness, finishing with a soft, marzipan-like body
Sometimes Shokunin just buys amazing coffees that cross their path; this Pacamara natural from El Salvador is one of them.
Sironko — Shokunin
€16.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Rwenzori, Uganda · AgriEvolve
- Process
- Natural
- Variety
- SL14, SL28
- Altitude
- 1500–2000m
- Tasting notes
- Bright lime aromatics, accompanied by juicy raspberry sweetness and a bittersweet cola and earl grey finish
SL14 and SL28 grown in rich Rwenzori soil, with careful monitoring by AgriEvolve bringing out the full potential of Ugandan coffee.
Sheka Decaf — Shokunin
€17.00 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Shokunin
- Origin
- Sheka, Jimma, Ethiopia · This Side Up
- Process
- Washed (Sugarcane Decaf)
- Variety
- Heirloom
- Altitude
- 1400–2100m
- Tasting notes
- Deep black tea aromas, balanced by juicy cantaloupe melon, finishing with a creamy milk chocolate and liquorice body
Grown inside Ethiopia's Sheka Biosphere Reserve by smallholder farmers working in harmony with nature, then decaffeinated with the natural sugarcane process.
La Aldea — Schot
€20.50 / 250g bag
- Roaster
- Schot
- Origin
- San Agustín, Huila, Colombia · La Aldea / Wilson
- Process
- Anaerobic Washed
- Variety
- Bourbon, Typica, Caturra, Castillo
- Altitude
- 1850m
- Tasting notes
- Delicate lavender aromatics, layered with a sweet, creamy forest fruit milkshake character, finishing with a cool, refined mint lift
Wilson, a third-generation farmer, runs La Aldea in San Agustín, Huila, a 16-hectare family farm of coffee and native mountain forest. Cherries ferment intact for 48 hours, then about 36 hours submerged in leachate in sealed tanks before washing and 8–14 days of drying.