Sideyard Coffee: Tanzania 🇹🇿 Peaberry 🟢
Hello Sideyard Friends, If any seed could be described as cute, it's the peaberry! Peaberries occur as a result of a genetic anomaly that causes a small...
Sideyard Coffee: Where's My Coffee?
Hello Sideyard Friends, Read on if you're a subscriber wondering why there were no deliveries Friday. Sorry for the unintended surprise of not receiving...
Sideyard Coffee: Brazil 🇧🇷 🍫
Hi Sideyard Friends, This week's subscription roast is from the Fazenda Santo Antonio farm in Brazil. Thales Donizete set up this farm in 2010 and has spent...
Sideyard Coffee ☕️ ⚠️ ⛈ Deliveries Delayed
Hi Sideyard Friends, Due to inclement weather, this week's coffee delivery is delayed until Saturday morning. If you're fresh out, reply here and we can make...
Sideyard Coffee: Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Dry Process 🫐🌸 Nensebo Refisa
Hi Sideyard Friends, This week's coffee is a powerhouse dry process cup that's fruited, perfumed, and rustic all at once. The wet aroma has cooked fruits...
Sideyard Coffee: April 8 - Rwanda 🇷🇼 Kayumbu Station Natural 🍏💫
Hi Sideyard Friends, This week's roast is a natural Rwanda, processed at the Kayumbu Washing Station in central Rwanda. I'm tasting green apple, starfruit,...
Sideyard Coffee: April 1 - West Java 🇮🇩🍒🥤
Hello Sideyard Friends, Calling coffee "java" has it's roots waaay back in the 1700s when coffee from Java was the first coffee to circulate widely outside...
Sideyard Coffee: March 25 - Costa Rica/Peru 🇨🇷/🇵🇪
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week's roast is a 1:1 blend of a honey process Costa Rica and washed process Peru. It's a Full City roast (the darker end of...
Sidyeard Coffee: March 18 - Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Guji Blend 🍫🍓
Hello Sideyard Friends, In order to get caught up on some recent leftover green beans, this week's roast is a three part Ethiopia blend. All three are...
Sideyard Coffee: March 11 - El Salvador 🇸🇻 Finca Miravalle
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week we're drinking a coffee from the Finca Miravalle farm in the foothills of El Salvador's Santa Ana volcano. It's a washed...
Sideyard Coffee: March 4 - Sumatra 🇮🇩 Gayo Natural 🍍🍅🍇
Hello Sideyard Friends, It's unusual to find natural process coffees coming out of Sumatra and it's even more unusual for them to taste as good as this one...
Sideyard Coffee: February 25 - Brazil 🇧🇷 + March Subscriptions + Extras
Hello Sideyard Friends, Brazil produces a whole lot of coffee and a whole lot of it (~90%) gets bought and sold as commodity coffee. The remaining 10% that...
Sideyard Coffee: February 18 - Colombia 🇨🇴 Anaerobic 🍫🍋
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week's coffee is a fun one. It's a natural Colombia that is wildly tart and juicy. It's not as mouth-puckeringly tart nor as...
Sideyard Coffee: February 11 - Peru 🇵🇪 🏔 + a few extras
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week's coffee is from the Satipo province of Peru. Located between the Andes and the rainforest, the region is also known as the...
Sideyard Coffee: February 4 - Ethiopia 🇪🇹 + 🛥 🪨
Hello Sideyard Friends, There's an old saying in the coffee roasting business: "Some days you roast the coffee, and other days the coffee roasts you." This...
Sideyard Coffee: January 29 - Guatemala 🇬🇹 🍒🍫
Hello Sideyard Friends, First off, welcome to all the new folks coming from the South Oak Park Neighbors Facebook group who are trying out Sideyard coffee...
Sideyard ☕️ Delivery Delay ❄️
Hello Sideyard Friends, With apologies, Michael and I have decided to delay deliveries until Saturday morning due to the weather. We very much prefer the...
Sideyard Coffee: January 21 - Costa Rica 🇨🇷 Honey Process 🍯
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week's roast is a honey process* coffee from Costa Rica. Originally born out of a need to process coffee cherries with less...
Sideyard Coffee: January 14 - PNG 🇵🇬 + Colombia 🇨🇴 Blend
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week we've roasted up the remainder of two recent coffees–the natural Papua New Guinea from back in October and the more recent...
Sideyard Coffee: January 7 - Ethiopia 🇪🇹 Dry Process 🫐🍓
Hello Sideyard Friends, This week's coffee is from a lot that was grown on hundreds of extremely small farms in the Hambela Wamena region of Ethiopia. Until...