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Nicaragua - Villa Sarchi - Anaerobic Washed
Nicaragua · Villa Sarchi · Anaerobic Washed Sabio · Jinotega & Matagalpa · 1,200–1,450 MASL · Filter Roast
Villa Sarchi doesn't show up often outside Costa Rica, where it was first discovered in the 1950s as a spontaneous dwarf mutation of Bourbon. The same single-gene shift that causes the plant to grow compact and low-branching also produces a varietal known for fruit-forward clarity and a brightness that holds its definition under careful processing. Finding it in Nicaragua is already interesting. Finding it processed this way makes it more so.
Sabio grows this lot across their farms in Jinotega and Matagalpa, two of Nicaragua's most established coffee-producing regions, at 1,200 to 1,450 metres. Right after picking, cherries are floated to remove defects and depulped, then sealed into airtight tanks for 48 hours of anaerobic fermentation. pH, mass temperature, and brix are monitored throughout to keep the fermentation controlled and precise. After fermentation, the cherries are floated again, washed with clean water, and moved to patio drying for 12 days. The coffee then rests in parchment for 10 weeks before hulling, a stabilisation period that lets the profile settle before the coffee moves anywhere. Green coffee is stored in Ecotact bags to preserve quality through transit.
The cup carries the Bourbon lineage clearly — fruit-forward, well-defined, with the kind of acidity that registers as brightness rather than sharpness. Elderberry and black currant up front, lifted and precise. Orange zest in the mid-palate, clean and aromatic. Hazelnut in the finish, adding warmth and weight without muddying the clarity that defines the rest of the cup.
The anaerobic washed process is the right call for a varietal like this. Where a natural might push the fruit toward something heavier and more saturated, the washed method keeps the seed's character at the centre and lets the controlled fermentation add complexity without overtaking it. The result is a coffee that's layered without being busy.
Brewed best as a filter. Pourover or Aeropress. Brew slightly cooler than usual, around 90–92°C, and give it a minute to open up before the first sip.
Varietal: Villa Sarchi (natural dwarf mutation of Bourbon)
Process: Anaerobic Washed
Producer: Sabio · Jinotega & Matagalpa
Altitude: 1,200–1,450 MASL
Roast: Filter
Tasting notes: Elderberry · Orange zest · Black currant · Hazelnut
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El Cucho
El Cucho is a Colombian colloquial for an old friend. Someone you know will show up. The name suits this blend well enough that we've kept it, and kept the blend largely unchanged since we built it, because there's no good reason to change something that works.
A medium-roast Colombian profile developed for consistency across brew methods and the kind of everyday drinkability that earns its place on a bench. Milk chocolate and malt at the centre, caramel in the finish. It pulls cleanly as espresso, holds its character under milk without disappearing into it, and works just as well as a straight black. It doesn't announce itself. That's what makes it the most consistently ordered coffee we sell.
Roast: Medium
Origin: Colombia
Tasting notes: Milk chocolate · Malt · Caramel
Brews well as: Espresso
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Sweet Bambino
Four origins across Papua New Guinea, Colombia, Guatemala, and Costa Rica, each contributing something specific to a blend that reads as cohesive rather than assembled. The PNG adds body and a subtle earthiness that keeps the cup grounded. Colombia brings sweetness and brightness. Guatemala contributes stone fruit and mid-palate weight. Costa Rica cleans up the finish.
The result is a light-to-medium roast with dried berry and stone fruit running through it, sweet without being cloying, and smooth enough to drink every day without the sweetness becoming a distraction. It works as a black coffee, interesting enough to engage with but balanced enough to not require attention. Under milk it softens into something almost silky. If you're used to darker blends and want to move toward something lighter without losing the sense that you're drinking real coffee, this is where to start.
Roast: Light–Medium
Origins: Papua New Guinea · Colombia · Guatemala · Costa Rica
Tasting notes: Stone fruit · Dried berry · Sweet finish
Brews well as: Espresso · Filter · Pourover
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Voyager
The brief for Voyager was straightforward: build a blend that holds up under milk at volume. Four origins chosen for what they each contribute to that outcome. Guatemala and Costa Rica bring sweetness and structure. India adds body and a spice character that sits underneath the rest without dominating. Indonesian beans bring weight and a clean, low bitterness that anchors everything together.
What you get on the bar is an espresso that cuts through milk confidently, the kind of blend that doesn't require adjustment between a quiet Tuesday morning and a full Saturday service. As a black espresso it's rich and direct, dark chocolate and roasted hazelnut with a dried fig finish, and enough body to make it linger. It's not a delicate coffee and it's not trying to be. If your program is milk-forward, or you want a blend with enough structure to stand up to however you're drinking it, this is the one.
Roast: Medium–Dark
Origins: Guatemala · Costa Rica · India · Indonesia
Tasting notes: Dark chocolate · Roasted hazelnut · Dried fig
Brews well as: Espresso with milk · Stovetop · Cold brew
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