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The coffee collection

Four coffees

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Daybreak coffee in a matte tide blue Slow Tide bag

Daybreak

$19 / 12oz
Brazil · Cerrado · Natural

Milk chocolate · Almond · Caramel

The first cup, made easy. Round, sweet and right at home with a splash of milk.

Medium roast
Brew a good cup

Start with 20g coffee to 320g water at 93°C. Brew for 3 minutes. For espresso, try 18g in, 36g out in 28 seconds.

Adjust the grind a little finer if the cup tastes thin, or coarser if it tastes bitter.

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Sunroom coffee in a matte persimmon Slow Tide bag

Sunroom

$21 / 12oz
Ethiopia · Sidama · Washed

Apricot · Bergamot · Honey

A little sunshine for the kitchen counter. Floral, bright and quietly sweet.

Light roast
Brew a good cup

Start with 20g coffee to 330g water at 95°C. Bloom with 60g water for 40 seconds, then pour steadily. Aim for 3 minutes.

Adjust the grind a little finer if the cup tastes thin, or coarser if it tastes bitter.

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Woodland coffee in a matte moss green Slow Tide bag

Woodland

$22 / 12oz
Guatemala · Huehuetenango · Washed

Hazelnut · Red apple · Cocoa

Comfort with a crisp edge. A full, nutty cup with just enough apple brightness.

Medium roast
Brew a good cup

Start with 20g coffee to 320g water at 94°C. For a French press, use a coarse grind and steep for 4 minutes.

Adjust the grind a little finer if the cup tastes thin, or coarser if it tastes bitter.

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Afterglow coffee in a matte plum Slow Tide bag

Afterglow

$24 / 12oz
Colombia · Huila · Natural

Black cherry · Cacao · Brown sugar

Stay for one more sip. Deep fruit and a lingering sweetness, lovely over ice.

Medium-dark roast
Brew a good cup

Start with 20g coffee to 300g water at 92°C. For iced coffee, use 180g hot water over 120g ice, with the same 20g of coffee.

Adjust the grind a little finer if the cup tastes thin, or coarser if it tastes bitter.

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