Odd Kin Coffee Roasters
Odd Kin Coffee Roasters is a Bristol-based specialty coffee roaster born from coffee shop experience. They focus on producing spectacular coffee and supporting wholesale partners across the UK with coffee supply and equipment.
About Odd Kin Coffee Roasters
Odd Kin Coffee Roasters is a Bristol-based specialty coffee roaster born from coffee shop experience. They focus on producing spectacular coffee and supporting wholesale partners across the UK with coffee supply and equipment. Visit Odd Kin’s Website Operating as a small-batch roastery, they prioritise quality control and collaborative relationships with their partners. Their offering includes seasonally sourced house blends and single origins, with an emphasis on transparent knowledge sharing and comprehensive support for businesses in their network.
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Coffee Origin
The El Matazano coffee from Odd Kin Coffee Roasters originates from the La Paz region of Honduras.
Perched at 1,450 metres above sea level in the Sierra de Montecillos, Finca El Matazano is a five-hectare farm with around 21,000 coffee trees, shaded by native timber and fruit trees that help create an ideal environment for producing outstanding specialty coffee.
The farm is run by Elvin Castillo, a smallholder producer from the Matazano community, where the farm takes its name. Founded by his father, Francisco Antonio Castillo, a pioneer of specialty coffee in the region. El Matazano continues a family tradition built on quality and care. Alongside managing the farm, Elvin also leads the cupping laboratory at CONEXH and holds a “5 Star National Cupper” diploma from the Honduran Coffee Institute. This coffee has undergone an anaerobic natural process, where whole cherries are fermented in a sealed, oxygen-free environment before drying. This process allows the sugars to develop and ferment in a more complex manner, producing a more sophisticated and nuanced cup.
What To Expect
Here’s an idea of what to expect from this punchy Honduran coffee from Odd Kin
