Coffee of the Month Archive

Here we collect all of our previous Coffees of the Month – an archive full of exciting specialty coffees that have previously been part of our monthly selection.

Coffee of the Month gives us the opportunity to showcase new flavor profiles, unique origins, and special roasting projects. Each month, we've chosen a coffee that deserves a little extra attention – and here you can explore the varieties that have been featured previously.

It's a journey through the world of coffee, where you can find inspiration for what you might want to try next, or recognize a favorite you've already tasted.

October 2025

Indonesia Mandhealing

Origin: Sumatra, Indonesia
Processing: Washed
Altitude: 1200–1500 m.
Variety: Arabica
Tasting notes: Walnut, spices
A strong coffee with a rich aroma

This coffee is grown at an altitude of 1100–1500 meters and the processing method is washed. The coffee has some of the classic flavor notes such as walnut, cocoa and spices, and it is roasted to highlight a classic, traditional coffee experience. The result is a strong coffee with a rich aroma.

The coffee comes from the PT Jats farm in West Sumatra, Indonesia, an area known for its sustainable production systems and great biodiversity.

Many of Indonesia's islands are formed by volcanoes, providing soil rich in volcanic ash – ideal for growing coffee. That's why some of the world's most popular coffees come from the islands of Sumatra, Sulawesi and Java.

Mandheling coffee grows on the volcanic slopes of Mount Leuser and is named after the Mandailing ethnic group.

September 2025

Caballero & Moises – Honduras

Origin: Chinacla, La Paz, Honduras

Processing: Natural - extended fermented naturals

Altitude: 1,600 m above sea level

Black: Catuai

Tasting notes: Blackcurrant, pineapple, banana, grape, mango

Description:

This coffee comes from Finca Caballero, run by Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera. The family produces high-quality specialty coffee. With Moises' experience, the plantation has grown strong. Here, the coffee is grown organically with natural fertilizers, and biodiversity is enhanced with fruit trees and flowers that also provide shade for the coffee plants.

Coffee of the Month – always a new experience

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A new taste journey every month – experience the world of coffee one cup at a time.

Coffee of the Month is for those who love to explore the many flavors of coffee and discover new favorites.

Every month we select a new specialty coffee – carefully chosen for its origin, character and unique profile. It can be anything from a full-bodied Brazilian coffee with notes of chocolate and nuts to a fruity Kenyan with vinous and berry nuances.

With Coffee of the Month, you will have the opportunity to taste your way through different regions, processing methods and roasts, while also expanding your understanding of how diverse coffee can be.

You can also choose a subscription so that you automatically receive the current variant directly to your home every month - an easy and inspiring way to keep your coffee shelf fresh and a little journey through the world, one cup at a time.

Each bag is freshly roasted, produced with care and roasted in small batches – for the best possible taste and quality.

Flavor profile (changing):

☕ Varies month by month
🌍 From classic chocolate and nuts to fruity and vinous notes
✨ A new taste experience every time

Roast level : Variable (light to medium roast, depending on the coffee)

Origin : Variable – selected coffee regions worldwide

Subscription – in short: We ship your coffee on the 10th of each month. If you order 15 days or more before the 10th, you will receive your first delivery immediately – otherwise the subscription starts with the next shipment on the 10th.

There is a 3-month commitment, after which you are free to change, pause or cancel your subscription whenever it suits you.

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