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Market Lane - Seasonal blend - Espresso roast

Regular price $19.95

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Customer Reviews

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Mardi
Tasty

Tasty blend smooth, however the grind was very gritty in machine. Came out of the puk very dry, not sure if I was doing something wrong.

Hi Mardi, thanks for your review. Sorry to hear the grind looked very gritty. Just to clarify though, was there also a gritty taste (or some other undesirable taste)?

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Penguin
Consitently the best!

Love the flavour of the blends market lane produces. Amazing balance of clarity, fruitness and chocolately richness.

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Manze Z.

Market Lane - Seasonal Espresso Blend

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Ved D.
Perfect

Extremely consistent. Flavour the right blend of clarity and chocolatey richness when paired to a niche zero and bdb.

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Jennifer Y.
Loved this

Great blend, tastes really nice as a cappuccino

Toasted almond and apricot with a milk chocolate finish


80% Small Producers of AMACA
Origin: Cauca, Colombia
Varieties: Colombia, Castillo, Caturra
Process: washed
Producers: 64 women producers who are members of AMACA
Relationship length: since 2023


20% Mbilima
Origin: Northern Province, Rwanda
Varieties: Red Bourbon
Process: washed
Producers: 720 small-scale farmers, all members of the Dukunde Kawa Cooperative 
Relationship length: since 2009

This sweet, creamy and versatile espresso blend is made up of two delicious and distinctive coffees.

80% of the blend was produced by a group of women farmers in Cauca, Colombia. The 64 producers who contributed to this lot are all members of AMACA (Asociación de Mujeres Productoras Agropecuarias del Cauca), an association founded 25 years ago to help women farmers and landowners find better opportunities for their crops. This coffee was grown on small farms – averaging two hectares in size – and carefully wash-processed on-site by the producers and their families.

The remaining 20% of this blend was produced in Rwanda’s Northern Province using cherries from 720 small-scale farmers, all of whom are members of the Dukunde Kawa cooperative. Once picked, the ripe cherries were delivered to the co-op’s Mbilima washing station, where they were wash-processed and then thoroughly dried on raised beds in the sun.