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Revel Coffee Roasters

Featured in February 2015 Box

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Roaster
Revel Coffee Roasters
Billings, Montana
Producer
Kunjin Garden Growers
Origin
Papua New Guinea
Varieties
Arusha, Typica
Elevation
1,500
Meters Above Sea Level
Process
Wet-hulled
Our Notes
Salted butter and rich caramel impart subtle citrus notes

Featured in October 2014 Box

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Roaster
Revel Coffee Roasters
Billings, Montana
Producer
Gondo Farmers Cooperative Society
Origin
Murang’a, Kenya
Varieties
SL-28
Elevation
1,700+
Meters Above Sea Level
Process
Washed

Featured in July 2014 Box

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Roaster
Revel Coffee Roasters
Billings, Montana
Producer
Various smallholders
Origin
Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia
Varieties
Heirloom
Elevation
1,800-2,000
Meters Above Sea Level
Process
Washed
Our Notes
Intensely fragrant lavender and apricot give way to silky layers of peaches and cream, punctuated by notes of cloves and brown sugar, with a sweet aftertaste like chocolate breakfast cereal.

Featured in March 2014 Box

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Roaster
Revel Coffee Roasters
Billings, Montana
Producer
Las Acacias, farmed by Lucio Gilberto Mora
Origin
Huila, Colombia
Varieties
Caturra
Elevation
1,300-1,700
Meters Above Sea Level
Process
Washed
Our Notes
Delicate aromas of tangerine and allspice lead into a creamy cup, with navel orange acidity complementing flavors of milk chocolate and a finish like marzipan and cloves.

This selection is a product of a special program in Colombia called "Million Pesos", which aims to find the country’s best coffees by offering a price of 1 million pesos per carga (125 kilograms) for coffees scoring above 90 points. As Cafe Imports explains it, Coffee farmers participating in this program are ecstatic when they succeed as the price on the street for traditional sales is about half that. Last November we had a meeting celebrating the top producers and handing out big checks for their hard work. There was a lot of discussion about farming methods and practices that contribute to coffees scoring above 90 points, but mainly general excitement about the possibility of having this type of success from quality. These people are proud farmers anyway and cash for their quality just helps to dignify that.

Featured in March 2014 Box

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Roaster
Revel Coffee Roasters
Billings, Montana
Producer
Various smallholders
Origin
Lake Kivu, Rwanda
Varieties
Bourbon
Elevation
2,000
Meters Above Sea Level
Process
Washed
Our Notes
Aromas of red grape and tobacco pave the way for crisp orange, cranberry and grapefruit acidity, with flavors of cloves and brown sugar carrying into a clean, succinct finish.

Kanzu is a washing station in the southwest of Rwanda near Lake Kivu, one of the most amazing growing regions in Rwanda. This is one exampe where the beauty of the area seems to correlate to the beauty of the coffee itself. Kanzu is tucked away in a valley surrounded by mountain peaks of the Nyamasheke region. The washing station changed ownership two years ago and we have seen consistent improvement in the way they are working here. Kanzu is such a sweet cup of coffee, and 'complete' in terms of aromatics, sweetness, acidity, and mouthfeel. -Coffee Shrub