Social Espresso
Our seasonal house espresso is currently formed of two beautiful coffees - 70% women’s producer Brazil Café Dellas (translates to ‘Her Coffee’) and 30% Passiflora Colombia.
Works beautifully as an espresso or filter and should be enjoyed black or with milk as is your personal preference.
Brazil:
Café Delas was created to help women farmers access resources, knowledge and voice they need to grow their operations to the fullest potential. Purchasing the coffee includes a dedicated social premium to fund initiatives that promote gender equality and empower women in the field.
Project member Telma Machado comments - “Being part of Café Delas for me is very important because the project valued my coffee and valued my life. We feel more recognised. This project is valuing the women’s work, women are conquering a lot lately, so it is another achievement for women rural producers.”
Colombia:
The collective is based in Planadas, the largest town in the south of the Tolima region, but is isolated and lacking in infrastructure - a cause and result of the narcotics conflicts that have come to define the region. 35 farming families have banded together to change that and build on a culture of coffee growing curiosity, and to repurpose their incredibly rich ecological heritage.
Tasting notes:
Chocolate | Toffee | Raspberry | Orange
Our seasonal house espresso is currently formed of two beautiful coffees - 70% women’s producer Brazil Café Dellas (translates to ‘Her Coffee’) and 30% Passiflora Colombia.
Works beautifully as an espresso or filter and should be enjoyed black or with milk as is your personal preference.
Brazil:
Café Delas was created to help women farmers access resources, knowledge and voice they need to grow their operations to the fullest potential. Purchasing the coffee includes a dedicated social premium to fund initiatives that promote gender equality and empower women in the field.
Project member Telma Machado comments - “Being part of Café Delas for me is very important because the project valued my coffee and valued my life. We feel more recognised. This project is valuing the women’s work, women are conquering a lot lately, so it is another achievement for women rural producers.”
Colombia:
The collective is based in Planadas, the largest town in the south of the Tolima region, but is isolated and lacking in infrastructure - a cause and result of the narcotics conflicts that have come to define the region. 35 farming families have banded together to change that and build on a culture of coffee growing curiosity, and to repurpose their incredibly rich ecological heritage.
Tasting notes:
Chocolate | Toffee | Raspberry | Orange
Our seasonal house espresso is currently formed of two beautiful coffees - 70% women’s producer Brazil Café Dellas (translates to ‘Her Coffee’) and 30% Passiflora Colombia.
Works beautifully as an espresso or filter and should be enjoyed black or with milk as is your personal preference.
Brazil:
Café Delas was created to help women farmers access resources, knowledge and voice they need to grow their operations to the fullest potential. Purchasing the coffee includes a dedicated social premium to fund initiatives that promote gender equality and empower women in the field.
Project member Telma Machado comments - “Being part of Café Delas for me is very important because the project valued my coffee and valued my life. We feel more recognised. This project is valuing the women’s work, women are conquering a lot lately, so it is another achievement for women rural producers.”
Colombia:
The collective is based in Planadas, the largest town in the south of the Tolima region, but is isolated and lacking in infrastructure - a cause and result of the narcotics conflicts that have come to define the region. 35 farming families have banded together to change that and build on a culture of coffee growing curiosity, and to repurpose their incredibly rich ecological heritage.
Tasting notes:
Chocolate | Toffee | Raspberry | Orange
