Windmill Street Coffee: House Blend

For our Autumn/Winter 25 House Blend we’ve switched our focus onto the role of women in coffee farming, sourcing our coffees from two cooperatives run exclusively by women. From Burundi we have an amazing natural Red Bourbon grown by Rama Dufatanemunda, an organisation pioneering women’s empowerment in what is a traditionally patriarchal society. After many years of hard work, the 120 growers who make up this cooperative finally have the right to own their own land and grow this stunning coffee. On the other side of the planet, Cosecha de Mujer Prosperidad de Chirinos in Peru are growing a fully washed blend of eight varietals that is just as delicious. The Cosecha de Mujer (which translates as “Harvest of Women”) sub-group of the Prosperidad de Chirinos cooperative was established to promote gender equality and foster leadership skills in women. It has been spectacularly successful in doing this and now fully a quarter of the cooperative membership are women. These two fabulous coffees together create a blend that has beautifully balanced acidity and a deep, fruity character.

Notes of apricot, Citrus, Dark chocolate, brown sugar

Available in : 250g, 1Kg Packs, and Nespresso compatible capsules

Coffee plantation, Kenya

Colombia – Plantation

Drying terrace – Colombia

Windmill Street Coffee: Colombian Tumbaga Sugarcane Decaf

This exceptional decaf is sourced from a blend of top-quality Colombian arabicas which are then naturally decaffeinated using Ethyl Acetate derived from molasses (hence “Sugarcane” decaf). Balanced, chocolatey and sweet, it’s hard to believe this coffee is caffeine-free.

Available in : 250g Packs and Nespresso compatible capsules

Arabica coffee beans, Colombia

Coffee plantation, Colombia

Tumbaga Coffee

Windmill Street Coffee: Single Origins

We offer a range of extra special single origins from Colombia, Costa Rica, Rwanda, El Salvador and Kenya. This selection changes seasonally, allowing customers even more choices.

Available in : 250g Packs

Coffee farm, Colombia

Catuai coffee cherries, Costa Rica

Coffee beans drying, Kenya

Windmill Street Coffee
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