UNROASTED green coffee beans for the home roaster! If you roast small batches of coffee at home, here’s a way of trying something new each month.
Enjoy a different single origin coffee every month. We choose seasonal specialty grade coffees from our importers and hand roast them fresh for you, each delivery.
Each coffee comes with an information postcard.
Choose how many bags you’d like a month, 1, 2 or 3kg.
PLEASE BE AWARE you cannot drink this coffee without roasting it yourself. This is only for people who roast small batches at home.
Festival Overstock SALE ⭐️⭐️⭐️
6× 1 litre Mighty Barista Oat.
This is our FAVOURITE oat - milk alternative. It tastes so good…
Sadly we ended up with quit a lot of stock left from the festivals this summer, due to unexpected circumstances.
We’d love for it all to go to a good home and be brewed, poured, and serve some quality coffee moments at home with family and friends.
This stock was from Big Church Festival. We have a LOT of it, and as soon as it is sold out, it will not be available at this price anymore.
Enjoy some great oat at super low prices, and help us out by buying our unexpected high levels of stock.
Thank you 👌🔥☕️
Total pack size: 6 Litres of Oat milk (Barista edition)
Festival Overstock SALE ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Brewtique Pack - 600g
A Festival favourite is our Filter Coffee Cafe with a menu of top lot Filter Coffees. This year we had three incredible coffees and we have put them into this pack at a super low price for quick sale.
All pouches are 100g (you get 6 pouches) and come pre-ground for filter or cafetiere.
You’ll receive:
1x Colombia Tropical (Anaerobic infused with fresh Papaya and mango at origin) with super citrus packs
2x Peru Gesha from Edilberto Bermeo’s farm.
3x Rwanda Sholi Co-Operative. This single origin is from the single mothers farm we visited in May this year.
Includes a CLO Origin postcard for each coffee with the tasting notes and farm information.
The Colombia & Peru coffees are premium specialty coffees have a RRP of £30 for 250g. This is an ideal opportunity to taste some top coffees at a low price.
Total ground coffee = 600g
Sadly we ended up with quit a lot of stock left from the festivals this summer, due to unexpected circumstances.
We’d love for it all to go to a good home and be brewed, poured, and serve some quality coffee moments at home with family and friends.
This stock was from Big Church Festival. It was roasted the week before, so is still super fresh, but we have a LOT of it, and as soon as it is sold out, it will not be available at this price anymore.
Enjoy some great coffee at super low prices, and help us out by buying our unexpected high levels of stock.
Thank you 👌🔥☕️
Blue hoodie with CLO logo embroidered on the front and a CLO puff print in white on the back
Roaster’s tasting notes: caramel | watermelon | nuts
Huye Mountain coffee was started by David Rubanzangabo in 2012, working with 500 local smallholder farmers over a total farmed area of 28 hectares. A veteran of the Rwandan coffee industry since 1998, David has used his experience to improve the inherent quality and sustainability of the supply chain. Practically this has been achieved through shared training and micro-loans for farmers to invest in equipment, water supply and agricultural inputs.
Huye Mountain now work with over 1,300 farmers and have performed well in national awards such as the Cup of Excellence. They offer tours of the coffee journey at David and Family coffee, and extended wonderful hospitality to us on our visit.
Ripe cherries are carefully selected - first by hand and then by floatation. The cherries are then dried in the sun on raised African beds for 3-4 weeks.
REGION: Huye District
PRODUCER: Small holder farmers/David and Family Mill
PROCESS: Natural
ALTITUDE: 1900-2100 masl
VARIETAL: Bourbon
Roaster’s tasting notes: chocolate | stone fruit | caramel
Another delicious coffee from Colombia! Well rounded & full bodied.
This coffee is produced by Racafe, first established in coffee in 1953, they have not sat back as they’ve grown! In 2018 they milled their first coffee using a solar energy powered thresher in their facility in Huila. They have further created CRECER, their internal sustainability program to further push progression across the industry and amongst their farmers.
The Crecer Fund was introduced in 2020 as Racafe’s internal sustainability standard with the aim of conserving both biodiversity of the environment and the communities who live and cultivate coffee within those environments.
The project is funded through a premium added to the coffee Racafe sells to DR Wakefield - our importer of this coffee. This money is kept separate and used to support the participating farmers and producers in a number of ways. Crecer is primarily focused at farmer level, looking how best to assist farmers in sustainable practices which will help them protect the future of their farm and livelihood, as well as increasing the quality of their coffee. Having recently provided composting solutions, the project is now looking at funding drying beds and tunnels, to help farmers in wetter seasons and the unpredictable weather patterns they now experience.
Multiple farms in Colombia are part of the Crecer Fund because it is hugely beneficial for them in ensuring longevity. The coffee is all 100% Arabica, high level grown and excellent quality.
FARM: Racafe
REGION: Central Colombia
PROCESSING: Washed
ALTITUDE: 1200-1850 masl
VARIETAL: Colombia, Castillo, Typica and Caturra
No longer should you be describing your coffee drinking experience as one that simply satisfies the thirst or gives you fuel. As of today, you’re one step closer to reclaiming your cup of coffee as a sacred moment which brings you-time and even connection with others.
What will you do with this coffee drinking experience? Invite a neighbour over. Start a morning ritual. Make a round of coffee for people you work with or care about. Be mindful, and taste the flavours. The choice is yours. No matter how you choose to experience good coffee, we’ll take care to roast speciality coffee, from farmers who are cared for just as much as the coffee we roast for you.
Go on, experience good coffee.





Roaster’s tasting notes: chocolate | orange | winey
Kongo Coffee Ltd. is a locally owned coffee export company based primarily in Simbu province. Simbu is Papua New Guinea’s third largest coffee producing province. Kongo have been in operation since before the turn of the millennium and provides services to the smallholder coffee producers.
Coffee in PNG is mostly processed using the traditional wet method, with drying done with mechanical driers, raised beds or ‘sails’. Sails are tarpaulins stretched out under the sun to provide clean space to dry the beans.
Over the years Kongo have been supporting several schools across the Simbu province. This includes funding for building development, resources, and school fee scholarships.
This particular coffee includes a premium for the Simbu Project This project is their own, which has been investing locally for more than 35 years. They pay producers 20% above market rate for their coffee, which means not only are producers paid well, but there is always plenty of good coffee coming through because there is up to a further 60% increase available based on quality. This in turn means they can sell at a good price, and have money to invest. 7 primary schools are funded by Kongo B, and infrastructure is invested in too such as local road upkeep and telegraph connections.