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The Origami Sakura Wooden Holder is a carefully handcrafted, artisanal creation by skilled artisans at Hayakawa Woodworks in Nakatsugawa, Gifu Prefecture. It is made from high-quality cherry (sakura) wood, which gives the holder natural warmth, refined beauty, and the subtle elegance of traditional Japanese craftsmanship. Cherry wood is rare and highly prized in Japan. It is valued for its durability and delicate, expressive grain. In Japanese culture, sakura symbolizes the fleeting beauty of life, renewal, and harmony. These qualities are reflected in the timeless appeal of this holder. Each piece captures the unique character of the wood, making every holder a one-of-a-kind work of functional art. Every holder is the result of thoughtful, patient craftsmanship. Artisans carefully select and shape each piece to bring out its natural grain and texture. Over time, the cherry wood deepens in color and warmth, becoming even more beautiful and durable. This process enhances your daily coffee ritual and creates a holder that improves with age. The precisely sized holes at the top and bottom ensure a stable fit for your dripper. This combination of practicality and elegance reflects the skill of Japanese artisanal design. Because only natural materials are used, variations in knots, shading, and color are normal and celebrated as part of the holder’s individuality. These natural differences make each piece truly unique. The rarity of cherry wood, the skill-intensive handcrafting process, and the cultural significance of sakura all contribute to the value, exclusivity, and enduring beauty of this holder.

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This Geisha comes from Las Marias Estate, a young farm with deep roots. It's the newest farm of the Giraldo family, tucked into the quiet mountain town of Pijao, Quindío in the heart of the Colombian Andes. When José Giraldo found this land, it had been abandoned for 20 years, overtaken by grass and invasive plants. But hidden in that overgrowth were 7,000 trees of 70-year-old Typica, still standing. The Giraldo family recovered those trees, carefully selected the best genetics they wanted to grow on the farm, and planted the varietal they'd been working toward all along: Geisha, grown from seeds sourced directly out of Panama. Geisha is as demanding to grow as it is rewarding to drink. These trees are fragile, particular, and worth every bit of the attention they require. For the Salpicón lot, only the finest Geisha cherries were selected — picked at peak ripeness when the brix grade exceeded 22 — then transported to the Café 1959 facilities at La Clarita Drying Station. There, they were sealed in tanks and fermented for 96 hours using the natural CO2 produced by the fermentation itself, before undergoing a slow, 40-day drying process. Brewing recommendations: Rest 2–3 weeks before brewing Filter: 1:15–16 ratio | 91°C Espresso: 1:2.7 ratio | 88°C | 32 seconds

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kaffebox.no

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stoacoffee.ca

Tasting Notes: Tart red berries, stone fruit & dark chocolate An intense and fruity Pacamara coffee with notes of tart red berries, stone fruit & dark chocolate. Cultivar Pacamara Flavour Notes Tart red berries, stone fruit & dark chocolate Producer Diego Baraona Country El Salvador Region Tecapa-Chinameca, Usulutan Process Washed Harvest February 2025 Roast Profile Light Roast Contents Whole Coffee Beans Bag Size 250g   Tim's Notes With complex tart red fruit flavours, notes of stone fruit and structured acidity, this is a great example of how complex a washed Pacamara can be. There is a good reason why Los Pirineos has won so many awards for their Pacamara coffees.Often times you hear that Pacamara coffees can be a bit herbal or oniony in flavour, and I don’t disagree, but this coffee has none of those off-flavours. There are so many versions of Pacamara being planted as the cultivar is not uniform, probably because it was released before it was stabilised as a new cultivar. Maybe that is why there are so many different flavour profiles of this cultivar as well.In my experience the Pacamara coffees from Los Pirineos  always taste good and rarely have any of those weird flavours. I believe this is because Los Pirineos was in fact one of the farms involved in the development of the cultivar and the team was able to select a good line for the farm. Today Diego produces high quality certified Pacamara seeds that he also sells to other farmers.      Cultivar  Pacamara is a crossing between Pacas and Maragogipe that can have very interesting cup profiles. It was released to farmers around El Salvador a bit early before it was a stable cultivar. It means you will get different outcomes when you plant the seeds from existing plants which means you can find really great tasting ones and some that are not so tasty. For many years our friend and coffee farmer Gilberto Baraona planted a great selection of Pacamara on his

darkmattercoffee.com

Dark Matter Coffee roasts the highest quality coffee beans daily, supporting sustainability. Purchase a coffee subscription or visit one of our eight locations throughout the Chicago area.

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Scopri la vasta scelta di Tè in foglie, Tisane, Spezie, Caffè e tanti altri prodotti di qualità selezionati da Terza Luna. Consegna in tutta Italia in 48H

fluxuscoffee.com

Fluxus, işletmelere özel toptan kahve çözümleri sunar. Taze kavrulmuş Türk kahvesi, filtre kahve ve espresso çeşitleriyle fark yaratın.

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Uncommonly delicious black teas, green teas, and herbal infusions; imported directly from friends and blended and packed in Portland, OR with artistry and care.