Papercup Coffee Roasters
Papercup Coffee Roasters stands as a beacon of specialty coffee excellence in Glasgow, Scotland. Founded with an unwavering passion for coffee and community, the company has carved out a niche for itself by offering an exceptional bean-to-cup experience.
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About Papercup Coffee Roasters
Papercup Coffee Roasters stands as a beacon of specialty coffee excellence in Glasgow, Scotland. Founded with an unwavering passion for coffee and community, the company has carved out a niche for itself by offering an exceptional bean-to-cup experience. At the core of Papercup’s philosophy is a commitment to quality, sustainability, and the art of roasting. Visit Papercup’s Website With a warm and welcoming atmosphere, the Papercup coffee shop serve as a community hub where individuals can connect over a shared love of coffee. The company’s success is not just measured by the quality of their coffee but also by the smiles they bring to their customers’ faces and the conversations that flow as freely as the coffee they pour. Papercup roast ethically sourced and environmentally sound coffee beans, direct from the farm and roasted on their state of the art Coffee Roaster. Davide, their Head of Coffee, oversees the full roasting process, using his years of experience to ensure the highest quality. FREE Batch Coffee Flavour Wheel Print?
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Coffee Origin
The Sweeter Things coffee from Papercup Coffee Roasters originates from the Minas Gerais region of Brazil.
This coffee is grown by the Nakao family at Fazenda Catanduva in Minas Gerais, at around 1,000 metres above sea level. Their story in Brazilian coffee stretches back more than a century. The family arrived from Japan in 1918 and first found work on coffee farms in the west of São Paulo state, spent a short spell back in Japan, then returned to São Paulo and threw themselves fully into growing coffee.
This lot is Red Catuai and has been honey processed with a wild fermentation. With this method the cherry is pulped but some of the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean while it dries, which tends to build extra sweetness and body in the cup. Papercup pick out cherry, currant and caramel in the flavour.
Previously from Papercup Coffee Roasters
Other coffees from Papercup that have featured in Batch Coffee Club boxes.
Sweeter Things
Aba Sholi
Summer fruit, complex fruit and juicy
What To Expect
Here’s an idea of what to expect from this sweet, honey processed Brazilian coffee from Papercup.
