Positive Coffee Kaua'i

03/17/2026

Mexico
Natural Process

02/10/2026

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02/10/2026

Nicaragua
Las Lajas
YELLOW💛PACAMARA

01/04/2026

12/21/2025

Ethiopia
Washed

Jasmine
Grape 🍇 juice!!!!! 👈
🍐 Pear

The Benti Nenka processing site is located in a village ("Kebele") of the same name within the Hambela Wamena region, Ethiopia's Guji Zone.

11/29/2025

Hot pour over brewed for you 💞
Ethiopia
Guji Buku
Dry Process
Smell the notes of Peaches 🍑
Taste the intense Berry notes


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11/28/2025

11/17/2025

Ethiopia
Guji Buku
Dry Process

Intense Berry
Peach 🍑🍑🍑

A must try in both hot pour over and cold brew!
Get it while you can 👌🤙
it will blow your mind 🤯 hands down!
Mahalo for the excellent roast

The coffee comes from small holder farmers in Kebele (town) Buku Sayisa, Guji Zone, a region of very altitude that ranges from 2100 to 2300 meters above sea level. These lots are made up of coffee from several hundred different farmers, most with only a couple hundred coffee trees or less. The people in this region are known as Guji Oromo, and coffee farming has been a core part of the culture in the highland areas for many years. It's a distinct coffee from Yirga Cheffe, and Sidamo. Geographically, culturally, and in terms of cup flavors, these southern coffees have a different flavor profile while maintaining the same general characteristics; in the case of natural process, fruited, and aromatic.

Sorting out imperfect coffee cherry starts on delivery, and extends all the way to the drying tables. Farmers must hand sort the cherry for defects before it is received. The cherry is then floated in tanks of water to catch any underripe coffee before the processing begins. For dry process coffee, the whole cherries are laid to dry on raised beds for 2-3 weeks, during which workers turn the coffee and continue the process of picking out any undesirable coffee cherry. Buku's beds are built with splits bamboo reeds so they're flat and quite sturdy, then a layer of cloth to allow air to pass through the beds. You see a lot of chicken wire used at other sites, which tends to sag, creating uneven coffee layers.

09/23/2025

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