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Our Explore subscription offers a unique coffee every month, sourced from our trusted origin partners, featuring coffees from our favourite producers. As an Explore subscriber you will:

  • Explore 12 unique coffees a year from 8 coffee producing regions
  • Brew everything from beautiful, floral Ethiopias to funky and exotic Colombias
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Bette Buna

Nearly a year on from our first trip to Ethiopia and the coffees have started to land in the roastery. It is a tough time getting coffees out of East Africa at the moment, but it is always worth the wait.

Buying Standards

Buying Standards

Community Impact

Tasting Notes

Tasting Notes

Strawberry, peach, black tea

WHAT IS THE EXPLORE RANGE?

Our Explore subscription offers a unique and exclusive coffee every month, sourced from our trusted origin partners, featuring coffees from our favourite producers.

WHY SHOULD I SUBSCRIBE?
  • Receive your coffee before anyone else, sometimes even a subscriber exclusive.
  • Explore 12 unique coffees a year from 8 coffee producing regions.
  • Save money! Each 250g bag works out at 99p per cup, and every 1kg as 71p per cup.
  • You can pause, skip or change your subscription with ease through our portal.
  • Brew everything from beautiful, floral Ethiopias to funky and exotic Colombias.
  • Receive exclusive gifts as a thank you for subscribing.
OUR BUYING STANDARDS

It’s really important for us to work with trusted partners in our supply chain who can provide us with honesty and traceability. We have created a set of guidelines to help us source coffee in a way we feel aligns with our values and beliefs. There are three core categories that we think outline the most important factors to consider when purchasing coffee: economic transparency, social relationship, and environmental efforts.

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OUR CARBON IMPACT

Our Roaster:
We’ve recently switched to a new electric Typhoon roaster which allows us to significantly reduce our carbon footprint. We selected it for its capacity, efficiency, and to maintain the same high-quality roasting. This transition also marks a step toward our long-term goal of becoming carbon neutral, with a commitment to using 100% renewable electricity.

Our Packaging:
Our 250g bags are paper based and can be recycled with kerbside recycling or composted in your garden. We recommend storing your coffee in an airtight container like this one. Our 1kg bags are 70% wastemade (LDPE4) and recyclable with soft plastic at the supermarket. Please don't put them in your curbside recycling. The planet thanks you!

Details

Relationship

7 Years

Producer

Communities of Bette Buna

Origin

Megadu, Ethiopia

Variety

74112,74110, Wild Guji Megadu

Process

Natural

Buying Standards

Community Impact

The Yallah Buying Standards are a set of criteria to enable us to source coffee in a way we feel aligns with our values and principles.

We’re supporting Bette Bunas farmer education programme through our 1% For The Planet donations, where the goal is to train thousands of farmers in the two regions Bette Buna operate in, in improved farm management practices. The project is ongoing but has already reached more than 2000 farmers, and has a long way to go yet.

MEET THE PRODUCER

Bette Buna

We thought we’d kick things off with this signature natural lot from Megadu, a quintessential example of what we love and expect of coffees from this region. Our time in Ethiopia had a profound impact on us, experiencing the work and sense of community being built by Hester and Dawit was nothing short of inspirational. We came away with one goal, buy more coffee from Bette Buna. So we’re doing just that.

Country of origin

Ethiopia

Nicaraguan season for us is always an exciting one, as we see the return of coffees from producers with whom we have a longstanding relationship. Our buying practices in Nicaragua have allowed producers to receive higher prices for their coffees and encouraged experimentation of different processes, exciting developments for everyone in the supply chain.