Peaberry:

A natural occurring mutation of the normal coffee cherry, whereby only a single bean is produced. These smaller, round beans are characterised by their sweetness and robust flavour

Jamaica Blue Mountain:

Renowned throughout the world for it's incomparable standard of quality, Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee must meet stringent regulations and be grown under specific conditions. Considered one of the best coffees in the world, it is distinguished by its unique location and micro-climate- grown at high altitude on a tropical island where near constant cloud cover gives perfect shading and the cool sea breezes provide ideal moisture.

All of our Jamaica Blue Mountain beans are 100% Grade 1, Screen 17/18, and certified as export quality by The Coffee Industry Board of Jamaica.

Clydesdale Estate:

A classic Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee grown in the Parish of St. Andrew at an average altitude of 1000 metres. The Clydesdale coffee region is nestled in the Grand Ridge of the Blue Mountains adjacent to Jamaica’s largest National Park and Forest reserve in the very centre of the Blue Mountains (referred to as the Heart of the Blue Mountains).

Clydesdale is silky smooth, well-balanced, with an excellent full body, superior mild taste, sweet and creamy flavour with hints of chocolate.

Hawaii Kona:

The Kona region on the big island of Hawaii is home to a superb combination of climatic factors making for an ideal coffee growing micro climate characterized by rich volcanic soil, an ideal elevation of about 300-500 metres and a steady, gentle climate. 

Greenwell Estate:

Greenwell Estate Kona coffee is grown on a small private estate of just 60 hectares of the most productive land in the Kona District, about 335 metres above sea level. Only the very best quality coffee is identified as this Greenwell Estate Extra Fancy Hawaiian Kona. 

This Kona Extra Fancy coffee really is a quintessential Kona -- smooth, medium body with hints of spices, a slightly tangy citrus flavour and finished with a lovely milk chocolate after taste.

St Helena:

St Helena, a volcanic tropical island in the South Atlantic Ocean, has been a British colony since the 17th Century and is one of the most isolated of British overseas territories. The native Green Tipped Bourbon Arabica varietal coffee was introduced to St Helena in 1733 by its then owner, The East India Company. The island's most famous resident was the Emperor Napoleon, who was exiled there after his defeat at Waterloo 1815 until his death in 1821. Many connoisseurs consider this to be the best coffee in the world. Napoleon agreed, stating that “the best thing about St Helena is the coffee”!

Bamboo Hedge Estate:

Bamboo Hedge Estate lies high in the Sandy Bay valley, approximately 400 meters above sea level. This rare coffee yields a cup of superb elegance and subtlety characterised by floral bouquet and a pronounced acidic fruitiness with notes of citrus, honey, berry, and stone fruits.