Roaster : #0 Lot Zero, Milan

Origin : Ethiopia – Nensebo

Altitude : 1950 m above sea level

Company : SNAP COFFEE – Refisa Washing Station

Variety : Heirloom

Process : Washed

Extraction : Filter, Espresso and Moka

Magarrisa Refisa is a washed lot from the Refisa station in the Arsi area of ​​Ethiopia, where 389 local producers deliver cherries to SNAP COFFEE. Founded in 2008 in Addis Ababa by Negusse D. Weldyes, this company stands out not only for the quality of its coffee, but also for its positive impact on rural communities: building schools, supporting technology and infrastructure, and directly collaborating with farmers. The name “Magarrisa”, which in Oromo means “green”, evokes the vitality and balance that characterize this profile.

The washed process is carried out with great rigor in the Refisa Washing Station: the cherries are hand-selected, carefully fermented and slowly dried on raised beds, in an ideal microclimate at almost two thousand meters above sea level. The entire supply chain is oriented towards precision, to fully express the potential of the heirloom varieties of the area.

The result is an elegant and lively cup, capable of adapting to both espresso and filter extraction. Notes of red apples, mango, ripe nectarine and sweet hibiscus blend into a layered and subtle sweetness, with a tealike, caramelized and defined profile. A drink that tells the story of contemporary Ethiopia, between agricultural tradition and entrepreneurial vision.

Roaster : #0 Lot Zero

Origin : Indonesia – Bali

Company : Karana Global

Process : Fermentation in sealed ceramic tank with controlled inoculation

Extraction: Espresso and Moka

Born on the island of Bali, Kamala is the fruit of cutting-edge production by Karana Global, a leading player in the Indonesian experimental fermentation scene.

The ripe cherries are inoculated with Saccharomyces cerevisiae yeast and Klebsiella bacteria, then left to ferment for a few days in a huge 7,000-liter sealed ceramic tank. This is followed by a very long drying process on raised beds, which can last from 4 to 6 weeks. Only when the cherries are completely dry is the hulling and dry milling carried out, to free the grain from the now dry drupe.

Roasted for espresso, Kamala offers a rich and layered cup, with notes of cocoa bean, white grape, mandarin orange and Sacher cake. A delicious and expressive profile, which perfectly reflects the technical and tropical soul of this coffee.

Roaster : Nowhere Future Coffee Roasters

Origin : Brazil – Sul de Minas

Company : Otávio Reis – Fazenda Bela Vista

Process : Natural

Altitude : 1100 m above sea level

Extraction : Espresso and Moka

In Sul de Minas , one of the historic areas of Brazilian cultivation, the Fazenda Bela Vista extends over 1000 hectares, of which 500 are cultivated with coffee.
Here the Reis family has been cultivating and working with agricultural precision for generations, in a company certified UTZ , Rainforest Alliance and member of the BSCA . Organization, quality and innovation make this farm a point of reference for contemporary Brazilian coffee.

This batch, processed using a natural method , is slowly dried as a whole fruit on raised beds, then mechanically pulped to preserve the sweetness and cleanliness of the cup.

Roasted for espresso by Nowhere Future Coffee Roasters , it delivers a warm, rounded and consistent cup, with notes of nuts, dark chocolate and a fruity, sugary hint of ripe banana .

Ideal for moka and espresso for those looking for body, sweetness and a roasting that accompanies without covering .
A well-made classic that comforts and convinces.

Roaster : Nowhere Future Coffee Roasters

Origin : Costa Rica – Central Valley

Altitude : 1300 - 1600 m above sea level

Company : Finca Las Lajas – Chacón family

Variety : Pacamara

Process : Double Diamond

Extraction : Filter

Produced by the Chacón family at the historic Las Lajas processing station, this batch is an example of innovation and precision in coffee fermentation in Costa Rica.

The Double Diamond method combines two controlled fermentations and a double drying phase, designed to develop a layered, intense and coherent aromatic profile.
The result is a dark, deep and multifaceted Pacamara, where sweetness intertwines with elegant acidity and an enveloping body.

In the cup, notes of dark chocolate, cola and sangria emerge, with accents of tropical fruit such as pineapple .
A velvety and persistent drink, ideal for those who love rich, complex cups with a strong character.