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Our Bestselling Single Origin Coffees & Signature Blends
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Weekend Blend - Signature Medium Blend
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Jack of all Trades - Signature Blend
Vendor:Hammer & Chip CoffeeRegular price $15.29Regular priceUnit price per -
Mexico - San Augustin Loxicha
Vendor:Hammer & Chip CoffeeRegular price $14.97Regular priceUnit price per
Brewing Methods
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Pour Over Coffee
In pour over brewing, hot water is poured slowly over coffee grounds in concentric circle, which allows for a more even extraction process. The resulting cup of coffee is simultaneously rich, clean and bright, with a higher extraction and no sediment. If you’re looking for clarity with more distinct aromatics, sugars, and acids;
pour-over is unmatched.
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French Press
French press coffee, is a manual brewing method that involves steeping coarse coffee grounds for 4-6 minutes in hot water, then straining the coffee using a mesh plunger. This method is a great introduction to better coffee that produces bold, thick and smooth flavour in an affordable way. Coffee from a French Press tends to be sweet, one dimensional and better suited for medium to dark roasted coffees.
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Espresso
Espresso is brewed under high pressure, usually 9 bars,
which results in a highly concentrated shot of coffee that’s packs a punch. The tasting experience is described as velvety, smooth, full bodied & powerful; it’s the only brewing method that creates Crema. Many opt to tone down the intensity by adding steamed milk to create lattes, cappuccinos, cortados & flat whites.
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The Remedy - Single Serve Coffee Bag
Vendor:Hammer & Chip CoffeeRegular price $2.50Regular priceUnit price per -
Sold outTimemore C2 Manual Grinder
Vendor:Hammer & Chip CoffeeRegular price $74.99Regular priceUnit price per$89.99Sale price $74.99Sold out -
Leather Patch Dad Hat - (O/S)
Vendor:Hammer & Chip CoffeeRegular price $26.99Regular priceUnit price per -
Hario V60 Craft Brewer
Vendor:HarioRegular price $33.99Regular priceUnit price per$54.99Sale price $33.99Sale
Bring the Craft of Coffee Home
The barrier of entry to making cafe quality coffee doesn't have to be high. In fact, with a little practice, fresh ingredients and the proper tools, you can make a Coffee that exceeds those expectations. Get started by diving deeper with our free online articles, brew recipes and videos.
Are you a small business looking to upgrade your coffee experience or want to collaborate? Introduce yourself through a Wholesale Inquiry!
Our Sourcing
Coffee is, more often than not, grown in developing nations and area's where large conglomerants operate with questionable ethics. As roasters, we have to be diligent with our Coffee's traceability, the ethics of the farms & exporting cooperatives we work with, aswell as our partnered importers.
All of our coffee is purchased either direct from farms via a representative or cooperatives that operate under the FAIRTRADE label. In both scenarios, producers are provided with a Fairtrade Premium or a similar fixed rate that is well above Coffee's commodity price.
While the additional funds provide some security for Farmers, our partnered Canadian importers also personally vet these operation, ensuring healthy working conditions and to assess quality of seasonal harvests.
Explore Articles & Recipes
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Why do we put Growing Elevation on our bags?
Growing Elevation BlogToday we are going to talk about how altitude affects a coffee’s phenotype and more importantly it’s flavour?
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Why is Specialty Coffee so Expensive
Read Why!The higher finished price of Specialty Coffee encompasses more than just a better raw product, it also includes a systematic approach to better flavor, through evidence-based farming, sourcing, transport, roasting and brewing.
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What's the difference between Washed & Natural Coffees?
Read MoreYou may have picked up one of our Coffees and noticed the terms “Washed”, “Natural”, “Dry Process”, “Wet Process” or “Honey” in the details. What do these mean and does it affect Coffee's flavour?
