Wellington Mill Ground for Filter & Cafetiere 227g (Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance & Organic)
Wellington Mill Ground for Filter & Cafetiere 227g (Fairtrade, Rainforest Alliance & Organic)
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Flavour Notes:
A medium roast blend with sweet caramel and chocolate tones, complemented by a light citrus acidity. A spicy kick finishes this complex blend
Origins:
Honduras – Formed in 1997, La Central de Cooperativas Cafetaleras de Honduras (known in English as simply “The Central”) emerged as a cooperative group with a focus on empowering women coffee farmers, with more than 30% of the membership and board comprising women. Grown at altitudes of up to 1600 meters around the Celaque Mountain, the highest peak in the country, this coffee is Fairtrade, organic, and Rainforest Alliance certified.
Peru – Sourced from the CECOVASA Coop, or the Central Agricultural Cooperative of the Sandia Valleys, is a union of five cooperatives located in the Sandia Province of Puno District in the Southern Andes Mountains. This coffee comes from a small region called Quiquira, farmed on the Andean slopes surrounding the town of San Pedro de Putina Punco. The remoteness of this coffee is matched only by its quality, which is superb. Grown by Quechua small-scale farmers at 1450 to 1800 meters. Fairtrade, organic and Rainforest Alliance certified.
Sumatra – Sumatra coffee is produced on family-owned small-holder farms organized around the Koperasi Kopi Gayo Organic cooperative (KKGO). The collective is in the Takengon highlands of the Aceh province on the island of Sumatra, Indonesia. The main varietal of coffee grown here is Catimor and grows at elevations of up to 1,600 meters. Fairtrade and organic certified.
Ethiopia – A fully washed Heirloom Arabica coffee grown at altitudes of up to 2,200 meters above sea level, from the Oromia region of Ethiopia which is known as ‘the birthplace of coffee’. The Oromia regional state accounts for more than 65% of the country’s total coffee growing area. Oromia Coffee Farmers’ Co-operative Union (OCFCU), the largest Fairtrade coffee producer in Ethiopia, was founded in 1999. Fairtrade and organic certified.
Altitude: Up to 2,200 metres
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1 shot expresso = 8gms
227g bag = 28 shots of expresso
500g bag = 62 shots of expresso
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2 cup cafetiere = 14gms
227g bag = 16 x 2 cup cafetiere
500g bag = 35 x 2 cup cafetiere
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Very good coffee. Daughter lives in Stockport and introduced me to your coffee
That's great - thanks for the lovely review, Stephen.