Medium Roast Coffees

Tanzania Peaberry

A mild coffee with good balance, acidity, body and character with a hint of spice and some nutty overtones. Juan Leon's family has grown coffee for nearly 100 years and produces only 7,500 bags annually.

$12.50 / pound

Innkeeper's Medium Roast Coffees

Medium Roast

Yemen Mocha Sanani

Coffee was first cultivated in Yemen, in the 15th century. In contrast to its Ethiopian sibling, its flavor possesses a stimulating acidity with very heavy body. Yemen Mocha Sanani is at the same time smooth yet intense.

$14.50 / pound

Zimbabwe La Lucie Estates "Royale"

Truly one of the finest coffees in the world, La Lucie Estates Royale produces a well balanced and complex cup with good body, bright acidity and a pleasant berry-like wineyness with hints of chocolate in the finish. The estate has near perfect growing conditions, altitude around 4,000 feet. The super large and perfect beans qualify for the highest grade, known as "Royale".

$15.50 / pound

New Guinea Koban A

Heavy body, unique sweet spicy characteristics.

$12.00 / pound

Jamaican Blue Mountain, Wallenford Estate, Extra Fancy Grade

This rare coffee is the highest grade. From the top Jamaican plantation. Very smooth and elegant with heavy body that exemplifies the island style of coffee. (Available after October 1st)

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Kona Captain Cook Estate Extra Fancy

The highest grade from the top rated plantation in Hawaii. Genuine estate beans, not a blend soft acidity heavy body.

$32.00 / pound

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Sumatra

This strictly high-grown coffee from Chiapas is medium bodied, very clean with acidity reminiscent of dry white wines, a hint of nuttiness and a slight woodiness in the finish. It is great for all occasions.

$12.00 / pound