Huila, Colombia
El Mirador
Red apple, panela, cocoa nib
- Process
- Washed
- Variety
- Caturra, Castillo
- Brew with
- Pour-over, drip
Small-batch roaster in Asheville, North Carolina
Every subscription bag comes off our 12 kg roaster on Tuesday and ships by Wednesday afternoon. Choose a coffee and a grind, then skip, swap or cancel from the email we send before each roast.
$19 a bag, 340 g, US shipping included.
Lot 047 · Batch 3 of 6
El Mirador
Huila, Colombia · Washed
Roasted Tuesday
Tasting notes
How it works
Your bag ships within 48 hours of roasting, and the roast date is printed on the label where you would usually find a best-before.
Tell us how you brew: espresso, moka pot, pour-over, AeroPress, French press, or whole bean if you grind at home. Each bag is ground to order on a flat burr grinder set for that method.
Two days before each roast we email you, and one link lets you skip, swap the coffee or cancel. There is no account to log in to and no minimum number of bags.
Reply to the shipping email and tell us what was off. We'll put a different coffee in your next box at no charge and note it, so that style doesn't come back.
The producer, region, variety and process are printed on every label. We buy green coffee by the lot through two importers who visit the farms each harvest.
On the roaster
Four coffees through the end of the month. Subscribers can switch between them for any delivery.
The roastery
We roast on Tuesdays and Fridays in a converted tire shop off Haywood Road. Each coffee has a profile we adjust by hand, and every batch goes in the log: charge temperature, first crack, drop, and how it tasted on the cupping table the next morning.
If a batch cups flat, it doesn't ship. It becomes cold brew for the Saturday counter, and your bag goes on the next roast. We'd rather ship your coffee two days late than send a batch we wouldn't drink ourselves.
From subscribers
Placeholder quotes: these stand in for real subscriber reviews and will be replaced before launch.
I used to buy whichever bag had the nicest label. Now the roast date is the first thing I check, and the Sunday email is the only one from a shop I actually open.
The first Ethiopia was too bright for me. I replied to the shipping email, they sent the Brazil instead, and I haven't had a natural since.
Ground for my French press and it tastes cleaner. Much less sludge at the bottom of the cup.
FAQ
Something we missed? Reply to any email we send. Both roasters read the inbox.
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$19 per 340 g bag with US shipping included. Two days before each roast you get an email with links to skip, swap or cancel.