Celebrating 7 Years of Nicaraguan Coffees
I think it’s fair to say, this year has thrown some curveballs. More logistical hurdles and supply chain issues than ever before. The world's in flux, and it feels like...
Brew Guide - V60
While we love making coffee for ourselves, making a pour over for your loved one/s feels like extra special. This recipe is the perfect accompaniment to your morning easter...
The Rising Cost of Coffee
As coffee prices continue to rise, we know that it feels like it's you, our customers, who feel the pinch. It’s almost a year to the day that we last...
Our Paper Packaging
We’re very happy to say, our paper bags are back! If you’ve been buying our coffee for a while you might remember we used to use paper bags for all...
Sailship Transparency
We offer true price transparency, not just producer prices but honestly with our margins too. Honesty with our business and what it needs to function. Honesty in how we market...
Sailship Impact
As a company that cares for our environment and makes efforts to reduce our impact we want to decarbonise our supply chain as much as feasibly possible but we also...
Sailship Update
From Guatemala to France, France to Plymouth and finally Plymouth to Port Navas. The coffee has finally landed in Cornwall, with the help of many hands. In many ways this...
Growing Communities - From Trees Teas
We’re so proud to be a supporter of amazing local businesses, and try where possible to stock and supply products from Cornwall based brands. A business we have been working...
Impact: Chain Collaborative
As part of our commitment to 1% For The Planet we donate 1% of overall revenue to charities and organisations carrying out work in sustainability. Each year we divide the...
Pico Mirante, Brazil
We had the immense pleasure of visiting Pico Mirante, which has been under the meticulous management and ownership of Adolfo Veira Ferreira for the last 40 years. It is one...
In Conversation With Mark from Khipu Coffee
We begin our exploration of what Peru has to offer in the way of coffees, producers and styles of farming by introducing two outstanding coffees imported by Khipu Coffee. We caught up with their co-founder, Mark, at London Coffee Festival on all things Peruvian Coffee.
Impact: The Wave Project
This year we chose to give half of our 1% For The Planet donation to a cause that hits close to home. The Wave Project is a charity that transforms young lives through Surf Therapy, harnessing the power of the ocean to support children and young people facing mental health challenges and disabilities across Cornwall and the UK.
