Knopes, a renowned specialty coffee roaster in Luxembourg since 1936, takes pride in sourcing the finest freshly roasted coffee for passionate coffee lovers. This heritage is reflected in a curated selection of exceptional coffees, including this latest release from the Jaguara group in Brazil.
Once again, this coffee features a fresh harvest from Jaguara, a family-run farm in the Sul de Minas region, founded in 2001 by agronomist Antonio Wander. Since 2013, André and Natalia have been leading the farm with a vision of sustainability and social impact, inspired by the birth of their children.
Committed to producing high-quality specialty coffee, Jaguara prioritizes organic farming, agroforestry investments, and environmental responsibility, achieving CO2 Negative certification in 2023. Knopes has carefully selected a premium lot from their "Jag Cult" collection, featuring Yellow Catuai grown at 1,100 meters on the Santa Lucia farm. The cherries are hand-picked and naturally processed (dry method), resulting in a smooth, creamy coffee with rich notes of milk chocolate and cane sugar.
This specialty coffee is available daily in Knopes coffeeshops, offering a refined espresso experience. RoasterCup ensures that coffee enthusiasts in Luxembourg and beyond can enjoy freshly roasted coffee from dedicated artisans like Knopes.
Located between 1,200 and 1,900 meters above sea level in Peru, near San Ignacio, the Prosperidad de Chirinoscooperative is dedicated to producing specialty coffee while promoting gender equality. Through its Cosecha de Mujerprogram, it provides training in leadership, sustainable agriculture, coffee quality improvement, and small business management. The program also includes support for food self-sufficiency.
The name "Cosecha de Mujer" highlights the crucial role of women in both farming and household work. To further support this initiative, a $7.50 premium per coffee bag is allocated to the program.
Founded in 1968, the cooperative includes 817 coffee producers, with 25% being women, cultivating approximately 2,200 hectares in San Ignacio—an ideal region for growing high-quality, freshly roasted coffee.
This washed-process lot, composed of diverse coffee varieties, delivers a cup with rich notes of hazelnut, dark chocolate, and apple. Experience the authenticity of this specialty coffee, carefully selected by Knopes, available daily in our coffeeshops in Luxembourg or through RoasterCup, your go-to destination for freshly roasted coffee delivered to your doorstep.
This blend is aimed at all those who are lovers of a strong yet delicate coffee. A blend of 4 origins on a dark roast providing a full-bodied cup. A perfect blend for a deep, Italian-style espresso with chocolate notes or the perfect cappuccino.
De Grengen coffee from the Cafés Juca is a special blend, 100% Arabica, composed of carefully selected beans from the finest plantations in Latin America. This coffee stands out for its unique and balanced profile, designed to offer a remarkable tasting experience.
With a medium roast, De Grengen reveals a rich and complex aroma, while maintaining a pleasant sweetness on the palate. Due to its quality, origin, and carefully controlled roasting, this "Special Blend" does not leave any bitterness, thus offering a most enjoyable tasting experience.
A classic espresso with a refined feel. A sweet, decisive personality. Aromatic notes. A blend where the prevalence of Arabica makes it possible for the master coffee-maker to obtain an excellent Italian espresso resulting from a good balance between acidity and bitterness.
Its structure is full-bodied, its creaminess is robust and velvety.
The Deciso blend by Valentino Caffè is the perfect balance of Arabica and Robusta for a strong flavored coffee. Its full flavor, round body and rich cream are the expression of the best Italian coffee tradition. This blend is ideal for moka and espresso.
Located in southern Ethiopia, on the border with Kenya and Somalia, the Sidama region is best known for its high-quality Arabica coffee.
Sidamo is the name not only of the area, which is mostly mountainous, but also of the people who live there and of their language.
Sidamo coffee comes from coffee trees growing in a natural, unpolluted environment.
De Brongen coffee is 100% Arabica, sourced from the finest regions of Latin America. With its balanced profile and subtle notes, this coffee offers an authentic and satisfying tasting experience.
With a medium roast, De Brongen reveals a soft and delicate aroma, accompanied by hints of chocolate and fruits. On the palate, it delivers a velvety body and smooth texture, providing a pleasant sensation with every sip.
This coffee is appreciated for its consistent quality and subtle taste.
Knopes, a renowned specialty coffee roaster in Luxembourg since 1936, takes pride in sourcing the finest freshly roasted coffee for passionate coffee lovers. This heritage is reflected in a curated selection of exceptional coffees, including this latest release from the Jaguara group in Brazil.
Once again, this coffee features a fresh harvest from Jaguara, a family-run farm in the Sul de Minas region, founded in 2001 by agronomist Antonio Wander. Since 2013, André and Natalia have been leading the farm with a vision of sustainability and social impact, inspired by the birth of their children.
Committed to producing high-quality specialty coffee, Jaguara prioritizes organic farming, agroforestry investments, and environmental responsibility, achieving CO2 Negative certification in 2023. Knopes has carefully selected a premium lot from their "Jag Cult" collection, featuring Yellow Catuai grown at 1,100 meters on the Santa Lucia farm. The cherries are hand-picked and naturally processed (dry method), resulting in a smooth, creamy coffee with rich notes of milk chocolate and cane sugar.
This specialty coffee is available daily in Knopes coffeeshops, offering a refined espresso experience. RoasterCup ensures that coffee enthusiasts in Luxembourg and beyond can enjoy freshly roasted coffee from dedicated artisans like Knopes.
The Bob-o-Link originates from Sao Paulo, Brazil, from the Santa Rita do Morro Grande farm.
To produce a specialty coffee, Enison and his wife Lia Lopes pay particular attention to soil quality: they use organic compost and plant shade trees. Enison plans to convert his farm to a fully organic operation.
This gourmet coffee features caramel, chocolate, almond and peanut flavours!
Located between 1,200 and 1,900 meters above sea level in Peru, near San Ignacio, the Prosperidad de Chirinoscooperative is dedicated to producing specialty coffee while promoting gender equality. Through its Cosecha de Mujerprogram, it provides training in leadership, sustainable agriculture, coffee quality improvement, and small business management. The program also includes support for food self-sufficiency.
The name "Cosecha de Mujer" highlights the crucial role of women in both farming and household work. To further support this initiative, a $7.50 premium per coffee bag is allocated to the program.
Founded in 1968, the cooperative includes 817 coffee producers, with 25% being women, cultivating approximately 2,200 hectares in San Ignacio—an ideal region for growing high-quality, freshly roasted coffee.
This washed-process lot, composed of diverse coffee varieties, delivers a cup with rich notes of hazelnut, dark chocolate, and apple. Experience the authenticity of this specialty coffee, carefully selected by Knopes, available daily in our coffeeshops in Luxembourg or through RoasterCup, your go-to destination for freshly roasted coffee delivered to your doorstep.
El Palto is a coffee grown between 1300 and 1800 meters above sea level, in the dense, humid forests of the Selva Alta, in northern Peru.
It is a high quality coffee, which mixes 3 varieties of Arabicas (Caturra, Typica, Catimor). The cup is balanced, slightly tangy, with notes of milk chocolate on the finish.
El Palto is the result of the work of a producer association, JUMARP. This association was founded in 2003 by 35 small farmers in order to develop sustainable coffee production, in harmony with the forest, and to take charge of coffee exports itself. Today, the 211 members all produce certified organic and fair trade coffees.
Fazenda Daterra Monte Cristo is a Brazilian coffee producer from the Minas Gerais region. Known for combining sustainability with advanced technology, Daterra has been growing high-quality Arabica coffee since 1976.
Located in the Cerrado region, the farm benefits from ideal climate conditions, and their unique process of drying the coffee cherries on the tree results in a full-bodied coffee with rich chocolatey notes.
Let's head for Colombia for this new espresso selection! Tasty cups with a nice sweetness, notes of milk chocolate and a very creamy finish. For all El Dorado fans, here's a worthy successor.
When it came to naming the coffees produced at the Giraldo station, Exotico was the obvious choice: unique flavours for the region and unusual climatic conditions. Under the impulsion of our partner, The Coffee Quest, this collective batch is a fine example of the efforts made to obtain increasingly high quality lots of coffee, while at the same time helping local communities through social and environmental programmes
We recommend this coffee if you brew your espressos on an automatic or traditional machine or with a moka pot, and if you're looking for something balanced between sweetness and fruit.
De Bloen coffee from the Cafés Juca is a 100% Arabica blend, composed of beans selected from four different regions in Latin America. This coffee stands out with its light and fine taste, offering a refined drinking experience.
Thanks to its fine roasting, De Bloen allows consumers to fully appreciate its delicate and subtle aroma. This coffee is ideal for those who enjoy mild coffees, seeking a balanced and elegant beverage.
Presso coffee is a blend of three different coffees, containing 40% arabica and 60% robusta.
It's a blend of two Arabica coffees (from Brazil and El Salvador) and one Robusta (from Rwanda). This blend offers intense, complex aromas, perfect for espresso lovers.
Notes of peanut and chocolate with the intensity of robusta coffee defines this blend.
This coffee has been carefully selected and prepared by KURU, EFICO's exclusive partner in Ethiopia for over 20 years, ensuring both quality and tradition.
KURU is also responsible for implementing EFICO Foundation's projects in Ethiopia.
The coffee stands out for its smoothness and floral notes, becoming slightly sweet when served cold.
Jamaica Blue Mountain coffee is an exceptional variety, sourced from the finest coffee plants grown at altitudes up to 2200 meters on the slopes of the Blue Mountain in Jamaica, where growing conditions are perfect.
This 100% Arabica coffee stands out for its rich and complex aroma, as well as its smoothness and balance on the palate. With a medium roast, Jamaica Blue Mountain offers subtle notes of chocolate and fruits, creating a refined and unforgettable tasting experience.
The Tabe Burka coffee washing and drying station, located near the town of Suke Waraqata in the Guji appellation, is at the heart of Ethiopia's coffee-growing tradition. The coffee here is sourced from local farmers working within a 10 to 20 km radius of the station, cultivating their crops in orchards within a region with a rich history of coffee production.
In the Ethiopian highlands, the fertile soils support a mixed farming system where farmers grow food crops and coffee side by side. A key feature of this system is the enset (false banana tree), which stores water in its trunk for months. Positioned among the coffee trees, it maintains constant humidity across the plots, helping the coffee plants endure dry spells and thrive in this unique environment.
Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to offer this exceptional coffee that reflects Ethiopia’s innovative and sustainable farming methods, as well as its rich heritage.
Daterra means “From the Earth,” and this exceptional coffee truly lives up to its name. Grown in the Cerrado region of Brazil, this farm has been producing consistently high-quality arabica coffee since 1976. With ideal conditions—stable climate, cool, dry winters, and hot, humid summers—Daterra is a benchmark for excellence in the coffee world.
As the first Rainforest Alliance-certified farm in Brazil, Daterra is a pioneer in both sustainable coffee production and innovation. Their commitment to sustainability goes beyond certifications: the farm is carbon negative and a key leader in environmentally friendly practices in the region.
Wooster Coffee Roasters had the privilege of meeting Fernanda, who shared how the founder’s values and objectives guide every decision at Daterra. This philosophy ensures that quality and sustainability are at the heart of their operations, producing a coffee you can enjoy with pride.
Expect a balanced and vibrant cup, with hints of chocolate, citrus, and a smooth finish.
Sidamo, in Ethiopia, in one of the most popular coffee-producing regions. In our Duusse Goût, we have choosen an elegant highland arabica (100% Bourbon) that grows in the shade of native trees, like Acacia, Albizia, Cordia, Euphorbia, and Sesbania. We roast it in traditional way to develop the chocolate notes to the fore. Organic and Fairtrade Certified.
The Gentile blend by Valentino Caffè adds Robusta to Arabica varieties from Brazil and Central America giving the coffee its fine structure and intense aroma, with floral notes. The hallmarks of this blend are its long-lasting cream and delicate flavor. This blend is ideal for moka and espresso.
Kenyan coffees are known for their bright acidity and rich aromas, offering a sweet flavor that blends well with other coffees.
The round beans, or caracoli, of this coffee roast easily at home, allowing enthusiasts to customize their tasting experience. Kenya, an East African country, is named after its highest peak, Mount Kenya. Although its coffee production represents less than 1% of the world's total, Kenyan coffee is highly popular for blends due to its distinctive characteristics.
This coffee stands out for its powerful and pronounced aromas, with a beautiful acidity and a medium body. The Kenya Top Nyeri AA is designed to surprise and delight coffee lovers with its complexity and unique aromatic profile
Woodster Coffee Roasters is proud to present their first direct import coffee!
Mildred grows her coffee trees in the shade of a diverse array of trees on the Campo Alegre family farm. The plantation feels more like a natural forest, with every effort made to respect the ecosystem. Limited water is used in the coffee processing, waste is recycled as fertilizer, and the land and surrounding forest are cared for in their entirety. This is a place where nature and humanity live in perfect harmony.
Mildred’s journey is marked by her passion for learning and sharing knowledge with other small-scale producers. Her farm has become a hub for research and innovation, consistently improving the quality of the specialty coffee she produces. Not only is Mildred a coffee producer, but she’s also a Q-Grader, a roaster, and the Chief Quality Control Officer of the Red Ecolsierra cooperative.
The Red Ecolsierra cooperative stands out for its three core missions:
Reviving Colombian communities after the devastating civil war, a commitment that earned them the prestigious “Emprender Paz” prize in 2017.
Restoring the biosphere of the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, recognized by UNESCO as the highest coastal mountain range in the world and a critical protected area.
Driving innovation to elevate the quality of specialty coffee.
It’s no wonder Mildred and her coffee have captured the hearts of Woodster Coffee Roasters.
