Olympia Coffee Roasting Company is a small batch artisan roaster, located in Olympia, WA. We offer a full line of exceptional quality organic coffees from around the world.
NEW Costa Rica Las Lajas Single Origin Espresso – 16oz
Costa Rica Montes de Cristo – 12oz.
Costa Rica La Mirella Perla Negra – 12oz.
Costa Rica La Mirella “Honey” – 12oz.
Guatemala Huehuetenange CODECH Cooperative – 12oz.
El Salvador Santa Adelaida – 12oz.
New Crop Guatemala Finca Santa Isabel – 12oz.
July Offerings from Olympia Coffee Roasting Co.
Check out the July 2010 Coffee Offering Sheet below or click here to peruse, download or print the official PDF version on our Google Docs account.
Costa Rica La Mirella and Las Lajas Are Here!
We are so excited to announce that the first two of our four Direct Trade Costa Rican Micro Lots are in.
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Published: 07/06/10
Costa Rica La Mirella Honey and Las Lajas.
Pure sweetness!
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Video Of Finca Loch Mayo in Peru
Watch a great video that Cafe Imports has made of Peru Finca Loch Mayo one of the farms in our Peruvian purchase this year.
Finca Loch Mayo, Peru from Noah N on Vimeo.
Noah and Tim visit Finca Loch Mayo in Colca Peru. Here is some great footage of processing in Southern Peru!
... more after the jumpRead more... | Published: 06/30/10
Peru Origin Trip 2010 Day 5
Day 5 is unfortunately about leaving the coffee growing region of Cusco. We are racing against the clock to be in the city of Cusco before midnight when the road strike begins. While it will be nice to see the city of Cusco and have a few hours to be a tourist it’s still deeply disappointing.While I feel the sourcing of these coffees is already underway, with impressive quality lots being put aside for us at Olympia Coffee Roasting Co. I’m sad not ... more after the jump
Read more... | Published: 06/23/10
Peru Origin Trip 2010 Day 4
Rumors of a regional road strike is pushing us out of the coffee growing region two day early. We have an early morning meeting to discuss the situation. If we stay the roads will become in passable with boulders and down trees to disrupt traffic flow. The road strike has something to do with not receiving the fiscal benefits of the raw crude oil being extracted in the region. The goals of the people of ... more after the jump
Read more... | Published: 06/23/10
