Quindío
Anaerobic Natural
Arabica · Anaerobic Natural
Milk Chocolate · Plum · Raisin
Caturra & Castillo from the La Bretaña collective in Quindío, grown at 1450 m.
Best for
Espresso & Full Auto

Origin Collective · Rotterdam
Single origin specialty coffee from Colombia, roasted in small batches in Rotterdam. Four coffees, four processes, each named after how it was made.
Four coffees, available now
Quindío
Arabica · Anaerobic Natural
Milk Chocolate · Plum · Raisin
Caturra & Castillo from the La Bretaña collective in Quindío, grown at 1450 m.
Best for
Espresso & Full Auto
Cauca
Arabica · Thermal Shock Natural
Blackberry · Plum · Cacao
Tabi from Granja Paraíso 92 in Cauca, grown at 1950 m.
Best for
Filter & Espresso
Cauca
Arabica · Cultured Anaerobic Advanced
Granadilla · Peach · Golden Berry
Yellow Bourbon from La Macarena in Cauca, grown at 1950 m.
Best for
Filter & Espresso
Huila
Arabica · Three Stage Natural
Tropical Fruits · Jasmine · White Grape
Bourbon Sidra from Finca Los Cedros in Huila, grown at 1700 m.
Best for
Filter & Espresso
The first purchase
Brew the four coffees in sequence and you hear the range clearly. Process changes sweetness, acidity, body and depth. The four-coffee set is the cleanest way into the collection.
Festival Special · 4 × 200 g · €79 (separately €105)
At the festival this weekend, online soonProcess-led
The same origin can become clean and bright, winey and fruit-forward, sweet and layered, or bold and full-bodied. This collection is built around process, so what you taste maps cleanly to how the coffee was made.
The whole cherries ferment for 60 hours in sealed tanks at about 18 °C, then dry slowly in the fruit. The fruit gives sweetness and a creamy body.
The cherries are cleaned, given 30 seconds in 90 °C water and pulped. The beans then ferment for 96 hours in a sealed tank with a selected culture, while the farm checks the sugar and acidity. Dried slowly at 38 °C.
A bath in 90 °C water brings out the sweetness of the cherries. They then ferment whole for 62 hours with a selected culture at 20 °C, and dry for 88 hours at 40 °C.
48 hours with oxygen for brighter acidity, 36 hours sealed for sweetness and a syrupy body, then 24 hours submerged in liquid saved from earlier Sidra fermentations. Dried in the fruit.

Roasted to order
Roasted in small batches in Rotterdam.
After roasting, each batch is colour sorted to remove visual defects. The result is a cleaner, more consistent cup that keeps the character of the origin.
You receive coffee that is fresh by definition, not by promise.
Quindío
Quindío, Colombia
1450 m
Cauca
Cauca, Colombia
1950 m
Cauca
Cauca, Colombia
1950 m
Huila
Huila, Colombia
1700 m
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