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Tim Wendelboe

Oslo, Norway

Founded in 2007 in Oslo's Grünerløkka neighbourhood, Tim Wendelboe is one of the world's most respected specialty roasteries. Tim won the World Barista Championship in 2004 and the World Cup Tasters Championship in 2005. The roastery operates its own farm in Colombia (Finca El Suelo), publishes full pricing transparency with producers, and roasts fresh every week in small batches.

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9 coffees
Cielito Lindo

From a small parcel at the summit of El Cielito mountain, by Jobneel Caceres Dios at Finca Nacimiento. The Ihcafe 90 — a Timor Hybrid × Caturra cross — produces a distinctly fruity profile with red berry, herbal, and cacao nib character. Selective hand-picking, dry fermentation, and sun-drying on raised beds. A Cup of Excellence finalist.

WashedEl Cielito, Santa Barbara, Honduras

Forest berries, herbal & cacao nibs

Echemo Espresso – Certified Organic

The espresso roast of Khalid Shifa's certified organic Echemo lot. Heirloom cultivars from the Coche forest, hand-picked and fermented for ~24 hours, dried on elevated tables under shade nets for 12–14 days. Flavours of stone fruit, flowers, and baking spice — refined and elegant in the cup.

WashedGoma, Jimma, Ethiopia

Floral, white tea & stone fruits

Echemo – Certified Organic

From Khalid Shifa's 35-hectare third-generation farm near Agaro. These heirloom cultivars were originally selected from wild coffee trees in the Coche forest by Khalid's grandfather. Delicate and soft — a distinct character from typical southern Ethiopian coffees, with peach, flowers, and baking spice.

WashedGoma, Jimma, Ethiopia

Floral, white tea & stone fruits

Finca El Puente – Batian

A Kenyan Batian hybrid grown at Finca El Puente by Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera. Beautiful violet-like floral notes with hints of red fruits and plums. Young trees planted within a forest ecosystem; farmed with compost and no synthetic chemicals.

WashedChinacla, La Paz, Honduras

Violet, red fruits & plum

Finca El Puente – Geisha

From award-winning producers Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera at Finca El Puente. A Honduran Geisha with heavier body and lower acidity than its Panamanian counterparts — sweet mandarin flavours with floral notes and a herbal twist. Hand-picked, overnight-fermented, and slow-dried on raised beds under shade nets.

WashedChinacla, La Paz, Honduras

Sweet mandarin, jasmine & honey

Finca El Puente – Pacamara

Marysabel Caballero and Moises Herrera's Pacamara from Finca El Puente. Intense and sweet with winey acidity and smooth, balanced sweetness. Grown in a forest ecosystem near a lagoon using compost-based farming methods without synthetic inputs.

WashedChinacla, La Paz, Honduras

Winey, ripe red berries & tropical fruits

Finca El Vikingo – Geisha

From producer Jobneel Caceres Dios at Finca El Vikingo. Delicate herbal, floral, and citrus notes from a carefully controlled fermentation: overnight resting before de-pulping, then 24-hour submerged cold-water fermentation to maintain low temperatures and enhance clarity.

WashedEl Sauce, Santa Barbara, Honduras

Herbal, floral & citrus

Finca Tamana Castillo – Espresso

From Elias Roa and Bellanid Sanchez at Finca Tamana, a 57-hectare farm in Huila — a long-standing partner since 2012. The Castillo Tambo selection delivers sweetness, chocolate, caramel, and fruitiness with potential delicate floral notes and a lingering sweet finish.

WashedEl Pital, Huila, Colombia

Herbal, red fruits & dark chocolate

Los Pirineos Pacamara

From Diego Baraona's Los Pirineos farm, continuing his family's legacy of Cup of Excellence-ranked coffees. An intense and fruity Pacamara with complex tart red fruit flavours, stone fruit undertones, and structured acidity — showcasing the cultivar's potential without any off-flavours.

WashedTecapa-Chinameca, Usulutan, El Salvador

Tart red berries, stone fruit & dark chocolate