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How we pick a roast profile

How we pick a roast profile

Light, medium or dark is the label. What we actually change is time, temperature and airflow, and we change them one lot at a time.

Theo MarshT
Theo Marsh
·Sep 12, 2026

Grind size is the whole game

Aug 28, 2026 · 5 min read
Grind size is the whole game

A week at the farm in Huila

Aug 04, 2026 · 6 min read
A week at the farm in Huila

What “fresh” really means for coffee

Jul 19, 2026 · 3 min read
What “fresh” really means for coffee

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How we pick a roast profile

How we pick a roast profile

Light, medium or dark is the label. What we actually change is time, temperature and airflow, and we change them one lot at a time.

Theo MarshT
Theo Marsh
·Sep 12, 2026
Grind size is the whole game

Grind size is the whole game

Most bad cups are a grind problem, not a coffee problem. A short guide to dialling in a filter brew at home.

Theo MarshT
Theo Marsh
·Aug 28, 2026
A week at the farm in Huila

A week at the farm in Huila

Priya visits the producers we buy from each harvest. This year it was a washed Caturra lot from the Colombian highlands.

Priya NairP
Priya Nair
·Aug 04, 2026
What “fresh” really means for coffee

What “fresh” really means for coffee

Coffee is not best the day it is roasted. Here is the window we aim for and how to store a bag at home.

Hana OkaforH
Hana Okafor
·Jul 19, 2026
The coffee club, explained

The coffee club, explained

A bag every two or four weeks, skipped when you are away, cancelled whenever you like. How it works and why we built it.

Hana OkaforH
Hana Okafor
·Jun 30, 2026
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