A bag of Equator Holiday Blend coffee featuring people and a tiger at a dining table.
A bag of Equator Holiday Blend coffee featuring people and a tiger at a dining table.
Medium Light
A bag of Equator Holiday Blend coffee featuring people and a tiger at a dining table.

Equator Holiday Blend

Regular price $23.00
A cozy medium light roast blend of washed coffees from Honduras, Ethiopia and Kenya, roasted in San Rafael, California by Equator Coffees for the holiday season.
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Highlights
Origin: Honduras, Ethiopia, & Kenya
Process: Washed
Variety: Catuai, Ihcafe 90, Lempira, Kurume, Batian, Ruiru 11, SL-28
Roast: Medium-Light
The experience

Equator’s Holiday Blend is made for gathering. Its base is a community lot from nine smallholder producers in Honduras’ Lempira Department, processed and exported through Beneficio San Vicente, the mill the Paz family established in Peña Blanca. Equator met them at Honduras’ Cup of Excellence competition. Washed coffees from Guji, Ethiopia and Kenya’s Western Rift Valley round out the cup, adding citrus, berry and floral lift with a rich finish. Brew a full carafe for the table, or tuck a bag under the tree for the coffee lover on your list.

Pecan pie. Sugared cranberry. Nougat.

5% of sales from Equator’s Holiday collection support a local tree nursery initiative in the El Cedral community of Honduras.

About Equator Coffees

Founded in 1995 by Brooke McDonnell and Helen Russell, Equator Coffees has led the way in creating a sustainable and transparent coffee sourcing model. They were the first coffee roaster in California to be Certified B Corp and continue to be innovative and impact-driven, even starting their own coffee farm.

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