The wild side of coffee.
Rare micro-lots with wild fermentations you won't find anywhere else.
Coffees we can't stop thinking about π₯
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Fruit Market π - Carbonic Maceration Mosto - Pink Bourbon
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Jam Session π - Anaerobic Natural - Pacamara
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Sunday Morning π₯§ - Honey Cinnamon - Caturra
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Tea Time π΅ - Yeast Inoculated - Nyasaland, SL14, and SL28
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Tropic thunder πΉ - Anaerobic Natural - Hierloom
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The Wild Side of Coffee
Good coffee is easy to find. Coffee that makes you stop, look at the bag, and wonder what just happened is a bit harder.
We're obsessed with the coffees and producers who push further than they have to. Who try things that might not work. Who end up creating something that tastes like nothing else in the world.
That's what the wild side means to us. Come taste it!
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Small Lots That Don't Repeat
Every coffee we buy is a high-risk, limited-edition micro or nano-lot that took an insane amount of labor, science, and nerves from the producer to create.
We pay premium prices to the farmers to fuel these coffee experiments. It makes the coffee rare, it makes it more expensive, and it makes every single cup an experience you wonβt find anywhere else.
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Roasted to order
We only roast close to your order. Maximum freshness, zero waste, packed directly into your can.
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Free shipping
Buy 2 jars or more and we cover the shipping. Stock up on your favorites.
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Roasted where the river runs
Roasted at Grini MΓΈlle, an old mill just outside Oslo.
For the curious
If you're excited by words like "anaerobic fermentation" and "co-ferment," welcome home.
If you're wondering what we're talking about, read more here
Coffee worth writing about
Sometimes a brewing tip. A new coffee. Occasionally a very excited message about a fermentation we can't stop thinking about.



