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Region - Sidama, District of Shebedino
Varietal - Heirloom
Process - Unwashed
Elevation - 1800-1900 m
Members - 4000, since 2010
Farm Size - 0.5-3.5 Ha
Tasting Notes: Wild blueberries, with hints of jasmine and cacao.
Perfect in a Chemex!

Region - Sidama
Varietal - Heirloom
Process - Washed
Elevation - 1800-1900 m
Members - 4000, since 2010
Farm Size - 0.5-3.5 Ha
Tasting Notes: Black Tea. Sweet Lime. Crisp.

COLD BREWED & NITROGEN INFUSED
Thread’s Cold Brew Coffee features a smooth and bold slow brewed coffee with a high-caffeine kick, infused with nitrogen for a creamy perfect finish. Coffees ethically and transparently sourced from organic growers.

Fair Trade – Organic – Shade Grown
Producer: Association Fondo Paez, 550 members
Location: Cauca, Colombia
Altitude: 1000 – 1900 meters
Process: Washed
Elevation: 1300 - 1900 meters above sea level
Harvest: May-July
Tasting Notes: Sweet fruit, nutty, caramel
Member Profile: http://www.fairtradeproof.org/users/view/164

Ocotepeque, Honduras
A smooth body with a distinctly nutty flavor and a sweet, fruity finish. Mountain Water Process decaffeination -- no harmful solvents or chemicals used in this pure organic process. High quality decaf coffee produced at origin with pristine mountain water. Organic and Fair Trade.

This bold, medium roast with milk chocolate and blackberry notes is our house coffee, developed for all types of coffee drinkers.

Location: Pangoa – Junin (250 km East of Lima in Central Amazon Region)
Elevation: 1000-2000 meters above sea level
Varietals: Caturra, Typica, Bourbon, Pache
Diversification: Cacao, honey, fruit trees, roasted coffee, ecotourism
Average farm size: 5 Hectares per member average
Tasting Notes: Full bodied, smooth, with notes of baker's chocolated and toasted nuts
Great as an espresso!

Named after the occupations and demonstrations in France during May 1968. This social movement against capitalism, consumerism and American imperialism marked a cultural, social and moral turning point in the country and spurred an incredible artistic movement. The worker-owners of Thread are excited to bring you an espresso that is a real work horse, whether enjoyed as a double shot or with steamed milk.

Fair Trade - Shade Grown - Organic

Our cold brew blend features coffees with rich chocolate, silky body, and a hint of stone fruit. We slow-brew for 12-16 hours in house. This blend is the perfect way to wake up on a hot summer morning. We roast to medium to bring out the earthy body, and hints of caramel.

Dark roast lovers, this one's for you! With dark chocolate and brown sugar notes, this blend of Honduran, Colombian and Bolivian coffees is perfect for those who take their coffee with cream. We named this blend after the amusement park that was the first place in Maryland to show motion pictures to the public in 1896. 

Dedicated to more than just growing coffee, La Central Cooperativa Las Diosas (The Goddesses) is a dynamic network of community based cooperatives run by women and supporting true development and respect for women’s rights. The cooperative is located east of Managua in the department of Estelí where much of the land is devoted to tobacco production and largely controlled by male producers. Las Diosas consists of four smaller cooperatives, each managed by its own Directiva (female Board of Directors). Fiercely independent and determined to succeed in the coffee industry, the 250-member cooperative has made much progress since their founding in 1996, both in terms of sustainable commercial relations for their coffee sales as well as the promotion of issues such as women’s education, housing and health.

Location: La Paz, Honduras
Elevation: 1200-1600 MASL
Varietals: Arabica – Catuai, Caturra, Lempira, Pacas
Tasting Notes: Bittersweet chocolate, sweet, hint of plum acidity

A defining characteristic of Yachil membership is their progressive, political position of solidarity with the Zapatista movement, struggling for autonomy and respect for Indigenous rights.Striving to offer a consistently high-quality coffee, raised with care and respect for their natural resources — the coop offers their producer members regular educational and capacity-building activities focused on sustainable farming techniques and the importance of a strong social economy.

Yachil in the cup has medium body, rounded out with nuttiness and mild acidity, balanced with sweet, deep flavors of caramel, dark chocolate and spices.