Discover the elegance of freshly roasted specialty coffee with Knopes’ 1936 Organic, a medium roast from the lush highlands of San Juan del Río Coco, Nicaragua. Sourced from an artisanal coffee cooperative uniting over 370 smallholder farmers, this certified organic coffee is grown between 900 and 1,300 meters above sea level, where cooler temperatures allow the Bourbon, Catuaí, Caturra, and Maragogype varieties to develop their full complexity.
Handpicked at peak ripeness and processed using the washed method, this coffee reveals a refined balance of almond, brown sugar, and dark chocolate. Its silky body and sweet finish make it perfect for both filter and espresso brewing. Each step—from harvest to drying—is carefully monitored to preserve the rich heritage and sustainable farming practices of the region.
Savor the taste of tradition, sustainability, and craftsmanship in every cup of Knopes 1936 Organic, proudly brought to you by RoasterCup.
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.
Voller Kraaft is a blend of arabica varieties from Sidamo, Ethiopia and Chiapas, Mexico. Probably one of the favourite coffee in Luxembourg.
Voller Kraaft blend is organic and FairTrade Certified.
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!
This good-balanced blend of varieties (100% Arabica) comes from the Selva Alta, in the North of Peru. There, since 2003, the association of coffee producers want to replace the old technics by new durable production processes that spare the forest. Organic and Fairtrade Certified.
Discover the elegance of this Ethiopian Grand Cru coffee, sourced from the highlands of Sidama and cultivated between 1800 and 2000 meters by the Dunamo family. This 100% Arabica heirloom variety, fully washed and freshly roasted by Cafeto in Montpellier, is a true jewel of artisanal coffee craftsmanship.
This organic specialty coffee offers a symphony of aromas: vanilla, dark chocolate, and grapefruit, with subtle undertones of apricot, peach, jasmine, and light caramel. The result is a smooth, vibrant cup with layered complexity and a rich, fruity finish.
Perfect for filter brewing, this coffee is ideal for those who seek nuance, terroir, and traceability in every sip. A sensory journey, now available on RoasterCup, curated for coffee lovers who value freshly roasted coffee with a story.
Sourced from the highlands of Huehuetenango, this organic specialty coffee is a shining example of Guatemalan terroir and dedication. Grown at 1800 meters by the Coop Flor del Café and processed using the fully washed method, it showcases the region’s rich coffee heritage.
Crafted by a family-run exporter with over 25 years of expertise, this artisanal coffee reflects a mission of excellence and sustainability. Based in the Fraijanes Plateau—home to their headquarters and dry mill—the team partners with top producers who follow meticulous harvesting and processing standards.
Expect a complex cup with tasting notes of dark chocolate, dried fig, toasted hazelnut, and red plum. The varietals—Bourbon, Caturra, and Catuaí—offer a vibrant and balanced flavor profile, perfect for filter methods or as a refined espresso.
Freshly roasted by Cafeto in Montpellier and featured on RoasterCup, this coffee is a must-try for lovers of specialty coffee and traceable, ethical sourcing.
A citrusy delight from the highlands of Nariño
Sourced from the soaring altitudes of Colombia’s Nariño region (1800–2300m), this organic specialty coffee from Cafeto is a shining example of artisanal coffee at its finest. Grown by the Aunacafé collective and crafted from 100% Arabica varieties (Castillo, Caturra, Colombia), this washed coffee offers an exquisite balance of sweetness and spice.
Expect a cup bursting with caramel and clove, rounded by smooth milk chocolate notes and brightened by a juicy twist of mandarin and yellow peach. Expertly roasted in Montpellier, this coffee is a must-try for those who appreciate clean, vibrant profiles and the craft of freshly roasted coffee.
Perfect for filter methods or as a delicate espresso.
De Bio coffee from the Cafés Juca is a Fairtrade and TransFair certified coffee, sourced from organic agriculture. Composed of 100% Arabica beans from Honduras, this coffee embodies a commitment to sustainability and fairness.
With its medium roast, De Bio unveils a subtle, sweet, and fresh aroma that delights enthusiasts of authentic coffee. On the palate, it offers a refreshing experience, with delicate notes and natural sweetness.
This coffee is the ideal choice for those seeking ethical and high-quality coffee. Maison Santos is dedicated to supporting sustainable farming practices by collaborating with local producers in Honduras. Each cup of Café Juca - De Bio reflects not only the excellence of organic coffee but also the commitment to responsible and ethical consumption.
