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S.O. Espresso Brazil Ouro Preto

May 24, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

S. O. (for Single-Origin) is Paradise Roaster's designation for its line of espressos based on green coffees from distinguished single growing regions. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of Minnesota. Visit

Sulawesi Toraja

May 24, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

Coffee from the Toraja region of the Indonesian island of Sulawesi, once Celebes, typically displays a wild and often earth-toned character, the result of the unorthodox "wet-hulled" method of fruit removal and drying. However, the clean sweetness and balance of this particular Sulawesi suggests it is a more conventional wet-processed or "washed" coffee. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting

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S.O. Espresso India CxR

April 27, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

S. O. (for Single-Origin) is Paradise Roaster's designation for its line of espressos based on green coffees from distinguished single growing regions. In this case the single-origin green coffee comes from trees of an interspecies hybrid that crosses the species that American specialty roasters love to patronize, robusta, with another species of coffee entirely, Coffea congensis. Hence the

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Sumatra La Minita Aceh Gold

April 5, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

Aceh Gold is a wet-hulled coffee that is the result of a partnership between William McAlpin, of the renowned Costa Rican coffee estate La Minita, and Indonesian based exporter and miller Volkopi. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool

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Ethiopia Sidamo Ardi

March 29, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

Grown in the Guji region of Sidamo Province, this Ethiopian coffee is a dry- or "natural-" processed coffee, meaning the beans were dried inside the fruit rather than after the fruit was removed, as is the case with wet-processed or "washed" coffees. This coffee won first place at this year's Ethiopia Taste of Harvest Competition. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee

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Ethiopia Yirgacheffe

March 20, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

Their tendency to high-toned floral and citrus sweetness has made the wet-processed coffees of the Yirgacheffe region, a lush range of hills in southern Ethiopia, among the world's most distinctive. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool

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Hawaii Laka

March 3, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

This Ka'u grown microlot combines 15% dry- or "natural-" processed coffee, meaning the beans were dried inside the fruit rather than after the fruit is removed, with 85% wet-processed or "washed" coffee. Ka'u is a new Hawaii coffee district with a growing reputation for quality and distinction centered thirty miles or so south of the famous Kona region. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting

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Romance by Paradise

January 5, 2010 by Kenneth Davids

This lighter-roasted blend is based on the traditional Mocha-Java formula. It combines a particularly distinguished traditionally processed Sumatra - Blue Batak - in place of the original Java, and a "natural" or dried-in-the-fruit coffee from southern Ethiopia that presents an arguably cleaner, more refined alternative to the original Yemen Mocha. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and

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Hawaii Ka’u AhSan Farm

December 11, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Ka'u is a new Hawaii coffee district with a growing reputation for quality and distinction centered 30 miles or so south of the famous Kona region. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed, and has become a leading seller of competition-winning and other small-lot, elite coffees. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from

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Sumatra Danau Toba

November 24, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Danau Toba, the largest volcanic lake in the world, is the name Paradise applies to this blend of two Sumatra coffees: Lake Tawar from Aceh Province and Blue Batak from North Sumatra. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of

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Kenya Wagamuga

November 23, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Despite national coffee leadership marked by confusion and recent social disorder, Kenya cooperatives like the producer of this coffee, Ritho Co-op, continue to produce some of the world's most elegant and distinctive coffees. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the

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Espresso Nuevo

November 10, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Paradise Roasters designed this medium-dark roasted espresso blend specifically for the American cafe market. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of Minnesota. Visit www.paradiseroasters.com or call 763-433-0626 for more

Espresso Classico

November 10, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

A traditional, relatively light roasted Northern Italian style espresso blend. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of Minnesota. Visit www.paradiseroasters.com or call 763-433-0626 for more information.

Sumatra Blue Batak

October 19, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Blue Batak is a particularly refined version of the traditional style of fruity, earthy Sumatra coffee. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of Minnesota. Visit www.paradiseroasters.com or call 763-433-0626 for more information.

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Ethiopia Sidamo Amaro

October 14, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Certified organically grown, this coffee is processed with great care by Ethiopia's only female coffee mill owner, Asnakech Thomas, who pays high prices for ripe cherry from smallholders in Ethiopia's Amaro region. This coffee is dry-processed, meaning the beans were dried inside the fruit, producing a flavor profile that is lower-toned than the usual Ethiopia Sidamo profile, with deeper, wine-and

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Indian CxR Mandarin

October 4, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

This selection comes from trees of a hybrid that combines the species that American specialty roasters love to patronize, Robusta, with another species of coffee entirely, Coffea Congensis. Hence the acronym: Congensis into Robusta, or CxR. Developed and grown in India, this hybrid has proven to produce interesting, sometimes exceptional, coffees of the low-acid, big-bodied style that European

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Costa Rica San Marcos Micro-Lot

July 5, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

This micro-lot is comprised entirely of the heirloom variety Bourbon from Hector Bonilla's El Beneficio, El Llano, and La Casa farms. The roast is a melange, half light and half medium-dark. Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of

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Burundi Bwayi Lot 5

June 3, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Burundi is a small, landlocked country in Central Africa. Most coffee is grown in the mountains of the north, bordering Rwanda. Benefiting from ideal growing conditions and large plantings of the heirloom Bourbon variety of Arabica, Burundi coffee has an excellent reputation, though it is better known in Europe than in the United States. This Burundi was produced from trees of the heirloom Bourbon

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Espresso Classico

May 6, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

Paradise Roasters prides itself on roasting and shipping coffee only after orders are placed. Its metaphoric mission is to bring some paradisiacal warmth from the coffee-growing south to the cool environs of Minnesota. Visit www.paradiseroasters.com or call 763-433-0626 for more information.

S.O. Espresso India CxR

April 13, 2009 by Kenneth Davids

S. O. (for Single-Origin) is Paradise Roaster's designation for its line of espressos based on green coffees from distinguished single growing regions. In this case the single origin comes from trees of an interspecies hybrid that crosses the species that American specialty roasters love to patronize, robusta, with another species of coffee entirely, Coffea congensis. Hence the acronym: Congensis

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