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COFFEE FROM PANAMA
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CATUAI Natural
Lemon, Ripe fruit, caramel aftertaste
· Boquete, Chiriquí, Panama· Natural· 1700 m
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NEXT ROAST — COMING SOONCATURRA Washed
Butterscotch, Apricots, Milk Chocolate
Bambito Estate· Boquete, Panama· 1300 m
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Bourbon
NEXT ROAST — COMING SOONBourbon Natural
Citrus, Sweet Fruits, Red Fruits, Bright Acidity, Citrus, Chocolate, Silky Body
Damarli Estate· Boquete, Panama· Natural· 1400 -1600 m
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NEXT ROAST — COMING SOONGEISHA - Washed
Lemongrass, Jasmine, Brown Sugar
Don Benjie· Bajo Mono, Boquete. Panama· 1500 m
Regular price From $20.00 USDRegular price
FROM THE JOURNAL
Stories from origin, brewing, and the coffees we roast.
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Our Favorite Ways to Brew Coffee at Home
A look at the coffee recipes we actually use at home from my wife’s Hario Switch to my daily espresso, Sunday Moka Pot, Chemex afternoons, and our French Press method.
Our Favorite Ways to Brew Coffee at Home
A look at the coffee recipes we actually use at home from my wife’s Hario Switch to my daily espresso, Sunday Moka Pot, Chemex afternoons, and our French Press method.
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The Process Still Matters
I started Redfield Coffee because I felt something important was being lost. Everything seemed to become about attention. More likes, more trends, more noise. Many products looked good on the...
The Process Still Matters
I started Redfield Coffee because I felt something important was being lost. Everything seemed to become about attention. More likes, more trends, more noise. Many products looked good on the...
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Panamanian Coffee Varietals You Should Know (Be...
Geisha put Panama on the map, but Typica, Catuai, Caturra, and Bourbon continue to shape the country’s coffee identity. This guide breaks down the Panamanian varietals worth knowing and why...
Panamanian Coffee Varietals You Should Know (Be...
Geisha put Panama on the map, but Typica, Catuai, Caturra, and Bourbon continue to shape the country’s coffee identity. This guide breaks down the Panamanian varietals worth knowing and why...
