• My wife brought these home from Bavaria with her. Dinzler is a well-known traditional roaster from the region and this is one of their signature espressos. It’s a medium roast blend and I found it pretty nutty with some nougat and chocolate. A little sweetness, too. Very drinkable!

    A brown paper coffee bag labeled "DINZLER KAFFEERÖSTEREI Il Gustoso" is lying on a surface.A brown coffee bag labeled "Il Gustoso" describes a blend of Arabica beans from South and Central America combined with African coffees, offering a strong aroma and flavor.A container filled with roasted coffee beans, with a label instructing to "TURN TO LOCK" visible on top.

  • A friend was in Japan and brought this for us as a gift. Super curious to open the bag and have a sniff! We’ll be trying it on the weekend for sure.

  • My wife brought home a nice Ethiopian from Rogue Wave in Edmonton. I didn’t think I liked coffees from Ethiopia but this one was very nice. Didn’t pick up all of the tasting notes but it was bright and juicy and with oat milk had a nice sweetness and finish.

  • After learning about The Roasters Pack on the Club TWiT Coffee Time stream, I thought it might be nice to try a shipment. They sent 3 roasts based on what I answered in a couple questions and we tasted them with a friend who also joined us for our Prototype tasting. All three were very interesting.

  • Hot on the heels of the Prototype Kii, another Kii from No6 Coffee in Nelson. Nearly as delicious as the Prototype and a bit more affordable.

  • Picked up a bag of this Kenya Kii from Prototype Coffee after tasting a whole bunch of their offerings. One of my all-time favourites so far.