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Drifft

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Drifft was crafted from four incredible farms, this post-blend creation offers a balanced, smooth profile with half the caffeine—perfect for those who want to drift peacefully through their day without the caffeine highs or lows.

Notes: Chocolate / Butterscotch / Dime Bar


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Drifft Sale price£12.00

Drifft

Staying true to our belief that great coffee should be accessible to everyone, we’re thrilled to introduce DRIFFT!

Crafted from four incredible farms, this post-blend creation offers a balanced, smooth profile with half the caffeine—perfect for those who want to drift peacefully through their day without the caffeine highs or lows.

Fun fact: The name “Drifft” is inspired by its Welsh roots, symbolising both a calm drift through your day and a nod to a drift mine entrance.

A new mindful coffee.

01. Dr Congo

Coop Agricole Muungano

Founded in 2009, the Cooperative Agricole Muungano (CAM) was founded as a farmers’ initiative to re-establish the production of high quality arabica for export out of the Democratic Republic of Congo. Located on the slopes near the shores of Lake Kivu, today the number of smallholder farmers operating within the co-op totals close to 5,000.

Almost 50% of members are women and a significant amount of the co-op’s female members own their own coffee plants, working completely independently of their husbands.

Process

Water EA

Varietal

Bourboun

Altitude

1400 - 2100 Masl

Regions

South Kivu

02. Brazil

Fazenda Do Salto

A family owned farm, with a history that goes back 100 years!

The name of the farm is related to the other passion of the family, namely horses. ‘Salto’ means ‘Jump’ in Portuguese and the family achieved many prizes in competitions.

Otávio’s parents have been in the coffee business for over a century so coffee was in his blood even before he was born. Otávio and the team have developed a static drying technique which they believe helps develop flavour, body and aromas in the cup. At fazenda do salto Almost all of the energy is generated from natural methods, either solar energy or through recycled by-products from the farm itself.

Process

Natural

Varietal

Catuai

Altitude

1000 - 2000 Masl

Regions

Fazenda Do Salto / Sul de Minas

03. Peru

Minca / junin, stapido

Minca, a Quechua term from the Andes, signifies the close camaraderie among farmers. The coffee comes from seven farmers in Junín, Peru’s largest coffee-producing region. Through the Volcafe Way program, these farmers receive regular visits from agronomists aiming for sustainable profitability. Training focuses on production standards, water treatment, and agroforestry.

Junín is protected by the Andes and offers ideal conditions for agriculture. The landscape holds and abundance of water supplies and fertile soils.

Process

Washed

Varietal

Caturra, Typica, Bourbon

Altitude

1296 Masl

Regions

Junin, Stapido

04. Honduras

Finca El Parisio

Working with the Eguigurems family, Leonel Cañada, the foreman of Finca El Cedros oversees coffee production with meticulous care. Situated in El Paraiso, a region well known for producing high-quality coffees in Honduras, the high altitudes and ideal microclimate create a superb environment for cultivating specialty coffee.

Cherry is selectively handpicked to ensure only the highest quality coffee. Ripe cherry is laid on raised beds and sundried. Cherry is turned frequently to ensure even drying.

Process

Washed

Varietal

Bourbon, Caturra

Altitude

1100 - 1600 Masl

Regions

La Mora, Güinope

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