Christmas Special - Caffeinated Yeti
Pricing & Formats
| Format | Price | /cup | /250g |
|---|---|---|---|
| 500g | £17.97 | £0.54 | £8.98 |
| 1kg Best | £34.97£35.94 | £0.52 | £8.74 |
About this Product
Notes of Chocolate, caramel, roasted nuts and sweet fruit | Medium dark roast | Strength 3.5/5
- 100% arabica, seriously high quality coffee beans
- Resealable/recyclable bag, to stay fresher for longer
- Fast delivery with same day dispatch
- Limited batch, when it's gone, it's gone
What you need to know:
- Notes of chocolate, caramel, nuts and sweet fruit
- Perfect for all brewing methods
- Strength 3.5/5
- Body - Full
- Acidity - Low
The Coffee Farm:
ALTITUDE GROWN – 1,300 meters above sea level
CROP YEAR: 2026
LOCATION – Alta Mogiana, Brazil
PROCESS – Natural
VARIETAL - Yellow Catuai
SCA SCORE - 87
The Farm
Somewhere between the snowy mountains and the Brazilian sunshine, the Caffeinated Yeti got a little lost.
We tracked him down at Fazenda Terra Preta, an award-winning coffee farm in Brazil, where he’d apparently swapped the snow boots for a hammock and discovered that Brazilian coffee is considerably warmer than home.
And he’s onto something.
In the cup, expect rich chocolate, caramel sweetness and roasted nuts, with a gentle fruity character and a big, smooth body. Basically, the sort of coffee that makes getting out of bed on a cold morning considerably less offensive.
Fazenda Terra Preta has a serious trophy cabinet too, with award-winning coffees and recognition on the international specialty coffee scene. So while the Yeti might be a bit of a legend, the coffee definitely isn’t made-up.
Apparently the Yeti came for the sunshine.
He stayed for the coffee.
Can’t blame him, really.
