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Everyone's Mate

Everyone's Mate

CHOCOLATE - SWEET - SMOOTH

THE CROWD-PLEASER. Oh hey there Mr easy-going friend to everyone. Well-balanced spice and roasted almond flavours with a sweet caramel finish. What's not to like?

  • Medium Roast Coffee
  • 2 Coffee Blend | Brazil Mantiqueira Mountains, Uganda Katanda Community
  • Variety | SL14 & SL28
  • Process | Fully Washed
  • 100% Arabica Coffee
  • Ethically Sourced Beans
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Everyone's Mate | What's the Background?

We have carefully crafted our "Everyone's Mate" coffee blend to be able to perform great as espresso and also smooth and delicious as a filter.

The blend is made up of Brazilian, and Ugandan ethically sourced coffee beans all roasted to bring forward their best flavours.

 

About the coffee beans in Everyone's Mate:

 

Brazil - Mantiqueira Mountains

Variety | Yellow Bourbon   

Process | Pulped Natural

Altitude | 1100-1300 MASL

Producer: Cocarive Co-operative

This beautiful regional coffee is produced by several small-holder farmers who are members of the Cocarive Co-operative in Carmo de Minas.

The coffee beans going into this regional lot have been carefully selected for their variety and quality which is then processed by Cocarive.
There are a growing number of farms in Brazil that are focusing more and more on overall cup quality rather than just volume. By approaching the growing, harvesting and processing with a higher attention to detail the overall quality of the coffees these smallholder farmers can produce has been outstanding. We couldnt resist using them in Everyone's Mate.

 

Uganda - Katanda community

This wonderful coffee is made from the Katanda farmer's community in the Kasese district, located in the southernmost part of the Rwenzori mountain range and processed by Agri Evolve.

The Katanda community is situated near the main coffee station at Nyabirongo in the southern part of Kasese District. Agri Evolve have a strong connection with their community, as they supported the establishment of a clean water supply for them in 2020. The Katanda community consists of 1000 smallholder farmers who cultivate coffee on small parcels of land ranging from 1 to 4 acres. Covering a wide area within the foothills of the Rwenzori Mountains, the Katanda farmers community in Kasese district has altitudes ranging from 1300 to 1600 masl.

The cherries are harvested and collected from 3 central buying centres and then delivered to the Nyabirongo washing station during the main and fly harvests. Upon arrival at the Nyabirongo washing station, the coffee cherries are pulped and fermented in large tanks for approximately 24 hours. After washing, the resulting "parchment" is dried either on raised beds or mechanically, depending on various factors. Once fully dried, the parchment is stored in our warehouse until it is ready for export. It is then hulled, graded, and bagged. Everyone's Mate coffee beans are a must try. Ethically sourced coffee beans. 

 

BREW GUIDES.

AEROPRESS

  1. Grind 14g of coffee on a medium-fine grind
  2. Wet the plunger then push the plunger into the end of the brewing chamber
  3. Place filter paper into filter chamber and rinse paper with warm water (carefully)
  4. Place Aeropress on your scale in the inverted position (upside down) and tare scales.
  5. Add ground coffee to your Aeropress.
  6. Using freshly boiled water straight off the boil, start a timer, add 60g of water and give a short stir.
  7. After 30 seconds add another 170g of water, bringing your total water up to 230g
  8. Leave your Aeropress to brew for 3 minutes
  9. At the 3 minute mark carefully attach your filter chamber with filter paper
  10. Hold a mug or vessel on top of your Aeropress and carefully flip over
  11. Gently push down to extract all the coffee from the Aeropress
  12. Remove and enjoy.

CHEMEX

  1. Grind your coffee to a medium-coarse grind
  2. Weigh out your coffee, we always recommend 60g coffee to 1 litre of water.  For example: 400ml brew = 24g coffee
  3. Using fresh water, boil your kettle, fold the filter paper into your Chemex and flush with hot water to pre heat the Chemex and remove any papery taste. Discard the water
  4. Pour the ground coffee into the Chemex paper and gently shake to even out the coffee bed
  5. Start a timer then begin to bloom your coffee by pouring enough water to just cover and wet all the coffee and leave to steep for 30 seconds
  6. At 30 seconds begin to gradually add the rest of the water until all your water is added by 1 minute 30 seconds
  7. Allow the coffee to drain through the filter. If your grind is correct this should take approximately 5 minutes in total
  8. Pour and enjoy

COLD BREW

  • 32.5g coarsely ground coffee
  • Add 500ml of fresh filtered water.
  • Give it a little stir
  • Leave it in the fridge for 8-12 hours.
  • Strain through a fine strainer or filter papers

ESPRESSO

Dose: 18 grams

Brew time: 25-30 sec

Brew weight: 30-36 grams

This should be used a recommended start, taste and adjust to your liking.

FRENCH PRESS

  1. Grind your coffee to a coarse grind
  2. Use a ratio of 60G Coffee to 1Ltr water 
  3. In a 3 cup french press add 21g coffee (approx 3 scoops) 
  4. Add 350ml boiling water 
  5. Leave to brew for 4 minutes 
  6. Use a spoon to gently stir the crust 
  7. Leave the french press to brew and settle for a further 6 minutes. 
  8. Add the plunger and gently press

MOKA POT

  1. Grind your coffee a little coarser than table salt. You will need approx 15-17g of coffee.
  2. Boil your kettle with fresh water.
  3. Add your boiled water to the brewing chamber, just up to the fill line.
  4. Fill the basket with coffee, slightly mounded, and level the surface off with your finger. Brush away loose grounds on the top edge of the filter basket.
  5. Carefully screw the top of the brewer to the bottom not over-tightening it.
  6. Place the Moka pot on your stove over a medium heat ensuring the handle is not in any direct heat.
  7. Keep the lid open and wait for the coffee to extract into the top chamber.
  8. Once the coffee starts to bubble out of the inner spout and no more liquid emerges carefully take the Moka pot off the heat and run the bottom chamber under a cold tap to stop any further extraction.
  9. Pour and enjoy.