Organic Blend, Terra
Organic Blend, Terra
Not only does Terra provide a delicious, rich, and flavorful cup of coffee, it also supports a more sustainable future for coffee production. With Terra, you can enjoy your coffee with the peace of mind that comes from knowing that it was made in an environmentally responsible way. This premium blend boasts a complex taste profile, with notes of juicy strawberries, warm raisins, and light bananas.
Light - Med
strawberries,
raisin,
banana
Natural Blends - Certified Organic
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Bali, Colombia
The natural processing methods used for the coffees that make up the Terra blend help reduce water usage and preserve the environment by avoiding the use of excessive water in the production of the coffee. During natural processing, the coffee cherries are dried in the sun, allowing for the natural fermentation process to take place, which enhances the flavor profile of the coffee.
This environmentally conscious approach was a key inspiration for the Terra blend, as it aligns with the values of sustainability and responsibility that we embody. By prioritizing natural processing, we are able to offer a premium coffee experience while also reducing its environmental impact.
LOCATION
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BALI, COLOMBIA
Cords
8.4095° S, 115.1889° E4.5709° N, 74.2973° W
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THE PROCESS
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NaturalLearn MoreThe coffee process starts with the harvesting of coffee cherries, which contain the coffee beans. Once the cherries are harvested…
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THIS COFFEE HAS A RICH, FULL-BODIED FLAVOR THAT IS PERFECTLY BALANCED AND ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS!
- Hannah
Frequently Asked Questions
WHAT’s THE SHELF LIFE?
If stored properly, whole coffee beans can last for several months, if not longer. To extend the shelf life of your beans, it is important to store them in an airtight container, away from light and heat, and in a cool, dry place. It is also a good idea to keep the beans in the whole bean form until you are ready to use them, and to grind the beans just before brewing for the best flavor and aroma.
How much is shipping?
Should I grind my own beans?
