Tasting Notes: berry, cola, stone fruit
This peaberry, top grade, fully washed lot is from Kakindu Estate in Kiambu, Kenya. Kakindu is a 76ha coffee farm first established by British colonists but is now one of 6 estates owned and operated by Sasini, a publicly listed company with a majority Kenyan ownership. Sasini’s estates have long placed an emphasis on equity and community. In the case of the estates’ workers this involves the provision of living quarters, early child education, union membership and guaranteed payment above minimum wage.
This specially selected lot has been chosen and roasted by CLO to celebrate roaster Tom’s wedding day. Having grown up in Kenya, the incredible coffee produced there is a favourite of his, and one he wants to share on their special day.
A CLOlab coffee: Gas St x CLO Coffee
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The V60 Japan Collection is three limited colourways of the Size 02 dripper, each one built around a piece of Japanese heritage: Sakura Pink for cherry blossom, Bonsai Green, Indigo Blue.
Size 02
Beautiful gift for someone who loves coffee.
02 filter papers sold separately
Roaster’s tasting notes: toffee apple | malt | chocolate
This washed lot is sourced from Magdelena Camaja as part of Covoya’s Cafe Delas programme. Café Delas was created to help women farmers access the resources, knowledge and voice they need to grow their operations to the fullest potential. Every Café Delas coffee is sourced 100% from women farmers and for every sale, a portion of the profit is reinvested in programs that promote gender equality and empower women in the field.
The first coffee trees were planted by Magellan as a leap of faith. What followed was a journey shaped by training, hands-on learning, and steady progress. With support from institutions and the strength of family, Magdalena built knowledge year by year; improving crop health, refining practices, and raising quality.
Every purchase of this coffee, supports the ‘Kinder Coffee’ projects in Guatemala, which Linda visited in 2025. These education and child care programmes run for children of coffee growers. In Guatemala, the coffee harvest season coincides with School holidays, meaning the risk of young child labour, mostly for practical child care reasons The Kinder Coffee project provides education, nutrition, fun and care for these children while their families are able to farm.
PRODUCER: Magdalena Camaja Café Delas
SUBREGION: Cubulco, Baja Verapaz
PROCESS: Washed
ALTITUDE: 1700 masl
VARIETAL: Catimor, Caturra, Marsellesa, Parainema, Sarchimor
x15 Coffee Bags of Jacob’s Well Blend
We’ve launched our first ever Coffee bags
Coffee bags have a bad rep, and is true, they struggle to produce a good cup. Challenge accepted!
we’ve not been fond of this method of brewing but we know It is so convenient when at home or the office with little coffee equipment to hand. So we wanted to see if our coffee could taste good in it.
Then we did a trial run with our Jacob’s Well blend and it really worked!
This could quite possibly be the tastiest coffee bag we’ve ever tried and we hope you’ll love it. Give it a full 4 minutes brew time, and be thanked by a retro feeling, comforting mug of coffee. This is the convenient way to make a decent coffee, when time and equipment are short.
Contents: a pouch of 15 loose coffee bags
Blend: Jacob’s Well
Brew by steeping the coffee bag in hot water for around 4 minutes, agitate it, and then remove the bag and enjoy. (Don’t rush this as it won’t taste as good!)
Coffee elegance!
We’ve paired the V60 Brewer & glass jug with a pair of CLO x LoC Ceramic 5oz cups.
If you’re looking for a unique gift, the Christmas Gold Package is perfect.
A complete and simple way to brew great tasting filter, with enough to share too.
The Coffee Care Package includes:
1x 250g of single origin V60 filter ground coffee
600ml Glass Hario Jug with lid
v60 plastic Coffee brewer (clear)
Pack of 40 filter papers (02)
1 scoop
1 x pink & 1 x blue limited edition CLO x LoC ceramic cup
‘How to Brew coffee with a v60’ Instructions postcard
Leave a gift message as you check out and we will do the rest! Free fast postage.
No longer should you be describing your coffee drinking experience as one that simply satisfies the thirst or gives you fuel. As of today, you’re one step closer to reclaiming your cup of coffee as a sacred moment which brings you-time and even connection with others.
What will you do with this coffee drinking experience? Invite a neighbour over. Start a morning ritual. Make a round of coffee for people you work with or care about. Be mindful, and taste the flavours. The choice is yours. No matter how you choose to experience good coffee, we’ll take care to roast speciality coffee, from farmers who are cared for just as much as the coffee we roast for you.
Go on, experience good coffee.





Roaster’s tasting notes: nutty / chocolate / tobacco
Mysore, in the south western state of Karnataka, has a reputation for coffee tracing its roots back to Bababudan, the historical figure credited with introducing coffee to India. Coffee here is often taken to the curing centre – which we know more commonly as a dry mill, though can be in cherry form for drying and processing rather than just in parchment. The quality department do the work to ensure that washed Arabicas grown in the regions of Chikmagalur, Coorg, Biligiris, Bababudangiris and Shevaroys are expertly blended to maintain a taste profile throughout the year.
The Allana family sources coffee from some of India’s finest estates and cures the coffee in its own 20,000MT per year processing plant in Hassan. The company has achieved the gold trophy for quality in exports every single year since 1992.
This coffee has pleasantly balanced smokyness, with a great depth of flavour. If you like a Monsoon Malabar, this has a reminiscent flavour but its definite chocolate notes bring a more rounded mouthfeel. Great all rounder, medium roast.