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A Masterpiece from pioneering producer Jardines Del Eden. For the very first time, we are sharing the Papayo varietal - a must-try for those in search of innovative Colombian flavour. After two stages of fermentation, this lot is like a sweet tropical cocktail.
In the rolling hills of north Tanzania, in between the border with Kenya and the shores of Lake Victoria lies the small town of Tarime. Whilst Tanzania is known for its washed coffees, Tarime breaks the mold and produces naturals, opening the door for deep berry fruit notes and a complex sweetness.
Roasted just a touch darker than our filter version, this espresso roast makes fantastic straight shots and Americanos. This is a special coffee! When Stephen from the Coffee Quest offered us an early look at this then-unnamed coffee, he knew we'd fall in love. Naturally he was correct, and the sample leapt off the table. We were bowled over by big, ripe, zippy purple fruit flavors from across the spectrum. We got winey berries, jammy intensity, and laser focused acidity. This coffee went out to our Monthly Subscribers first, and many of them have been messaging us asking when this coffee would land on the menu — so here we present to you the Finca Las Palmas Anaerobic Washed Bourbon Aji. Some cups taste more like a washed, some taste more like a clean natural, but they're all explosively fruity. We hope you love it! Also available as green coffee for home roasters. This is a different farm than the Las Palmas Prodigal first offered almost three years ago. This Finca Las Palmas is operated by Abelardo Alvear and spans just two hectares. He selectively harvested ripe cherries and anaerobically fermented them for approximately 40 hours. After depulping, the coffee fermented anaerobically once again for 80 hours. After washing, the coffee patio dried for three weeks.
This is a sneak peek at Prodigal's first Ethiopian coffee of 2026! We received just a small quantity in advance, and the roast went beautifully! This blueberry-forward natural is very clean, well-fruited, and aromatic. This limited coffee will sell out soon! Make sure to check that the roast date you've selected is what you're looking for — if there is an 'upcoming roast' for this coffee, the upcoming roast date is listed under the tasting notes at the top of this product page. Please read our shipping info page!
A sweet specialty coffee with notes of cocoa, milk chocolate, and figs. Hints of nuts, a full body, and a mild acidity.
Our first release of the year from Peru is a beautiful and opulent stunner. Roberto's Gesha is big on the body and berry-fruit aspects. The florality is ever present, especially hitting the senses in the aromatic's and finish with hints of lavender, rose and honeysuckle. Cup notes include raspberry, fuji apple, cherry and a multitude of tropical fruits with an overall brilliant acidity. This is a really fun coffee, easy to brew in all styles. Roberto Carlos Palomino Flores is a young coffee farmer at only 25 years old. This year he achieved excellent results with his coffees and wants to increase his overall cultivated area. As a newly formed agricultural technician, he shares his knowledge with neighboring farmers and has been laying the groundwork for an expansive nursery.
Every Bag Plants A Tree 🌳Our limited edition release for Earth Month. Dried on the tree to maximise sweetness, Petit Sundrop tastes like milk chocolate and fig. Perfect for filter or espresso. April is Earth Month - so please support us to protect the environment for future generations. With each bag of Earth Coffee, you are automatically planting one tree in THE BARN Forest in Brazil.
A washed Java that provides unique notes in a clean format. Juicy, tart strawberry up front gives way to softer pear sweetness and an unmistakable star anise tea-like finish. Quite unique to have these notes in such a clean cup. Very fun!
Grown high on the slopes above Boquete, Don Benjie showcases a new side of Panama, with great intensity and soft fruit.
A MYSTERIOUS VARIETY SEPARATION FROM THE RODRIGUEZ FAMILYAbout a decade ago, mysterious coffee trees were discovered on the Rodriguez family farms. The origin was unknown, but genetic testing later revealed a combination of Ethiopian Landrace and Bourbon. Since then, the family has carefully propagated these trees across their farms, recognized for producing notably larger cherries. The result is a coffee of remarkable sweetness and layered complexity, carried by a vibrant, tropical acidity and a cup profile that expresses notes of Meyer lemon, cane sugar, and pomelo.
Whole BeanRoast: DarkRecommended Rest: 2-3 weeks from roast dateTasting Notes: chocolate truffle, cherry, grand marnier Origin Details Region: Acevedo, HuilaElevation: 1600-1800maslProducer: Alexander VargasProcess: Anaerobic NaturalVariety: Red Stripe Bourbon ABOUT THIS COFFEE AND PRODUCER Alexander Vargas began working in coffee at 15, following his parents, and shifted his focus to specialty production in his early twenties. Over more than 20 years, he has refined his craft at La Piragua farm, experimenting with varieties like geisha and pink bourbon and advanced processes such as anaerobic fermentation, earning multiple Cup of Excellence nominations. He maintains a lab on the farm to cup and evaluate his coffees and has diversified with crops like dragon fruit to support year-round productivity. Deeply committed to both tradition and innovation, Alexander continues to push quality forward while mentoring younger producers and building a lasting legacy through his work. This lot was fermented in barrels with airtight seals for 60 hours. It was then processed as a natural and dried in drying sheds for 18 days. WHY WE SELECTED THIS COFFEE This is our first collaboration with Sheldon from the legendary SWORKSDESIGN. From the start, we wanted to find a coffee that could be pushed in multiple directions, especially when paired with the best of the best espresso and pourover tools Sworksdesign is known for. After tasting through a large number of options together, we landed on a coffee that had both depth of fruit flavor and a texture that was thick enough for the types of espresso Sheldon prefers. This anaerobic natural red stripe bourbon from La Piragua stood out for its vibrant cherry liquor character and naturally creamy texture, while still having the weight to support a darker roast. We leaned into that range by showing off this coffee at two absolute extreme ends of the spectrum. For the darker profile, we pushed further than we have before, building a fuller body and a cocoa-like bitterness while holding onto that core cherry and winey quality. On the lighter side, we focused on clarity and balance, roasting it to keep just enough of the fermentation character to bring out its tropical papaya qualities which ended up making it a very light roast. It’s definitely a fun collaboration that pushed us to show off a single coffee in more ways than we ever have before. And brewing these coffees using Sworksdesign gear on the Sprowagon has been a real treat that shows the true joy of sharing coffees and brewing with others around you. We hope you give these coffees a try.
Whole BeanRoast: LightRecommended Rest: 2-3 weeks from roast dateTasting Notes: papaya, cherry cola, black currant, rosehips Origin Details Region: Acevedo, HuilaElevation: 1600-1800maslProducer: Alexander VargasProcess: Anaerobic NaturalVariety: Red Stripe Bourbon ABOUT THIS COFFEE AND PRODUCER Alexander Vargas began working in coffee at 15, following his parents, and shifted his focus to specialty production in his early twenties. Over more than 20 years, he has refined his craft at La Piragua farm, experimenting with varieties like geisha and pink bourbon and advanced processes such as anaerobic fermentation, earning multiple Cup of Excellence nominations. He maintains a lab on the farm to cup and evaluate his coffees and has diversified with crops like dragon fruit to support year-round productivity. Deeply committed to both tradition and innovation, Alexander continues to push quality forward while mentoring younger producers and building a lasting legacy through his work. This lot was fermented in barrels with airtight seals for 60 hours. It was then processed as a natural and dried in drying sheds for 18 days. WHY WE SELECTED THIS COFFEE This is our first collaboration with Sheldon from the legendary SWORKSDESIGN. From the start, we wanted to find a coffee that could be pushed in multiple directions, especially when paired with the best of the best espresso and pourover tools Sworksdesign is known for. After tasting through a large number of options together, we landed on a coffee that had both depth of fruit flavor and a texture that was thick enough for the types of espresso Sheldon prefers. This anaerobic natural red stripe bourbon from La Piragua stood out for its vibrant cherry liquor character and naturally creamy texture, while still having the weight to support a darker roast. We leaned into that range by showing off this coffee at two absolute extreme ends of the spectrum. For the darker profile, we pushed further than we have before, building a fuller body and a cocoa-like bitterness while holding onto that core cherry and winey quality. On the lighter side, we focused on clarity and balance, roasting it to keep just enough of the fermentation character to bring out its tropical papaya qualities which ended up making it a very light roast. It’s definitely a fun collaboration that pushed us to show off a single coffee in more ways than we ever have before. And brewing these coffees using Sworksdesign gear on the Sprowagon has been a real treat that shows the true joy of sharing coffees and brewing with others around you. We hope you give these coffees a try.
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WELCOME THE ARRIVAL OF SPRING WITH NEW MOONAs temperatures warm and Michigan thaws after a long winter, spring enters the picture with its bounty of fresh florals and crisp air. To pair with the welcoming of a new season, New Moon showcases juicy florality and delicate stone fruit. A pairing reminiscent of lengthening days and bright sunlight. Thoughtfully blended, Ejo Heza from Rwanda in tandem with Juan Angel’s field blend of Pacas and Bourbon delivers a lively awakening after the doldrums of winter, in a cup brimming with tasting notes of apricot jam, rhubarb, and peony.
A WONDERFULLY COMPLEX GEISHA FROM A YOUNG PRODUCER For years, we have marveled at the quality coming from Yulisa Carhuallocllo, and awaiting the first opportunity for her coffee to grace our menu has been a lesson in patience. At just 26 years old, Yulisa placed 7th in the Peru Cup of Excellence last year with a Geisha lot, and her continued success in young producer competitions has helped to put her coffee on the map. Managing her 3 hectare biodiverse farm named La Miel where honeybees aid in pollination, Yulisa primarily cultivates Geisha, Caturra, and Bourbon that adorn steep slopes. Cherries are floated before beginning an 18-hour in-cherry fermentation, depulped, and fermented for an additional 36 hours before drying on African beds for 25-30 days. Yulisa's Geisha is expressive with notes of pomelo, chamomile, and mandarin.
AN EXPRESSIVE ANAEROBIC YELLOW CATURRA FROM THE PRENTICE FAMILYMadcap has partnered with husband and wife duo Ellen and Stuart Prentice of Finca de Dios since 2009. Ellen inherited the farm from her father in the early 1970’s, falling in love with the coffee growing process and converting more land to coffee production. Today, with the help of their daughter Ashley, the Prentice family oversees a 19-hectare farm encompassing a multitude of microclimates. While Ellen handles coffee growing & processing with her studies in agronomy, Stuart continues to provide innovative upgrades to the farm, and Ashley focuses on relationship management. As the Prentices have continued to explore alternative processing methods, we were able to cup our first offering of anaerobically processed Yellow Caturra, immediately falling in love with its tropical yellow fruit profile.
In a market with no shortage of exotic coffee, cuppings highlighted by traditional varieties feel special. Esmérita's field blend of Caturra, Typica, and Bourbon is an expression of what is possible with meticulous practices. It's exceedingly rare to connect with producers who manage the entire harvest themselves, but Esmérita does so without the aid of pickers on her farm. Intense geography limits mobility, so fermentation begins in-cherry, tying off day lots in plastic sacks until they can be depulped, washed, and dried. Brief in-cherry fermentation produces a lot that shines with intense florality and juicy acidity highlighted by notes of guava, lychee, and violet.
SPARKLING WASHED CATURRA LOT FROM A YOUNG PRODUCER IN NORTHERN PERUFor years, we have marvelled at the quality coming from Yulisa Carhuallocllo, and awaiting the first opportunity for her coffee to grace our menu has been a lesson in patience. At just 26 years old, Yulisa placed 7th in the Peru Cup of Excellence last year. Managing her 3 hectare biodiverse farm named La Miel where honeybees aid in pollination, Yulisa primarily cultivates Geisha, Caturra, and Bourbon that adorn steep slopes. Cherries are floated before beginning an 18 hour in-cherry fermentation, depulped, and fermented for an additional 36 hours before drying on African beds for 25-30 days. Yulisa's Caturra is lively with notes of passion fruit, lilac, and cane sugar.
BRIGHTEN UP YOUR MORNING WITH THIS LATE WINTER BLEND When creating seasonal blends like Lake Effect, we aim to capture the feelings and flavors of the season itself, highlighting the beauty found within its elements. In the dead of Midwest winters, brief glimpses of sunshine remind us that spring isn’t too far off. Lake Effect is inspired by these warm, hopeful moments offering a welcome contrast to the doldrums of winter. Lake Effect features a harmony of two African components that come together as something greater than their parts. Karinga AA from Thika District, Kiambu County in Kenya is thoughtfully blended with Tamrat Alemayew from Gedeo, Gedeb in Ethiopia, delivering bright citrus and punchy stone fruit anchored by delicate florality. The cup shines with notes of blood orange, lemon curd, and apricot.
A VIBRANT EMBODIMENT OF COFFEE FROM GEDEBHigh up at 1800-2100 meters above sea level, heirloom coffee cherries mature slowly in the clay loam soils of the Gedeb district of Ethiopia. Once perfectly ripened, cherries are picked and processed by the Tamrat Alemayew washing station, owned and operated by the Moplaco Trading Company. Moplaco is owned by fourth generation coffee professional Heleanna Georgalis, a producer we’ve had the pleasure of contracting coffee from on past Madcap menus. Moplaco was started in 1972 by Heleanna’s father Yiannis, and has since expanded exponentially, with a reputation for upholding the benchmark of expert standards in milling and exportation. Coffees from Gedeb are renowned for their florality and complexity, and Tamrat Alemayew’s washed heirloom coffee is a fantastic representation of the type of quality we get excited to see from this area. Savor notes of bright lime candy, tangerine, and honeysuckle in the final cup.
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Guatemala - Washed - Filter Lemon Curd, Brown Sugar, Toasted Almond
Black and White
Wilmar Castillo's coffee story began when he was just six years old, accompanying his father and his three older brothers while they worked on various coffee farms throughout the Huehuetenango region of Guatemala. The years that followed were filled with a lot of hard work, but what Wilmar remembers most vividly from that time is his father's passion for coffee—and his own budding desire to propel that legacy forward. About 15 years ago, Wilmar convinced his family to move to a valley called Hoja Blanca, where he now manages a gorgeous farm whose name, Vista Al Bosque, means 'overlooking the forest.' With two of his brothers' farms now on either side of his own, Wilmar is continuing to write new pages in the Castillo family coffee story, and we are thrilled to recount his Gesha chapter with you once again.
Swerl
Juicy and complex. Tasting tropical like papaya, citrus, and candy. Winey with a long aftertaste. The cherries are harvested at 20+ brix. Then the coffee is sent from Jutiapa to Antigua to process to Finca Gascón. Felipe Contreras from Finca Gascón then processes it on a 1,000-liter inox tank, and inoculates the fermentation with lactic bacteria isolated from the same cherry. The inox tank is closed to create an anaerobic environment. It then ferments for 72 hours and sun dries as natural for 30 days. Coffea Diversa Suchitan is a collaborative effort undertaken by Jose Padilla and Gonzalo Hernandez.
Hydrangea
Tastes Like: White Peach, White Hyacinth, Meyer Lemon Origin: Finca El Socorro, Palencia, Guatemala Variety: Gesha Producer: Juan Diego de la Cerda Elevation: 1,798-1,890 masl Process: Washed
April Coffee Roasters
Location: Jalapa department, Guatemala Farmer: Jose Roberto Monterroso Pineda Producer: El Morito Varietal: Washed Processed Pacamara Flavour Notes: Red Berries, Grapefruit & Lime Sweetness: ●●● ○ ○ Body: ●●● ○ ○ Acidity: ●● ● ● ○ Roasted Coffee Beans (Ristede hele kaffebønner)
Onyx Coffee Lab
Grown in the mineral-rich highlands of Huehuetenango, this washed Gesha reflects over a century of agricultural legacy at Finca El Injerto. First planted in 1900 and stewarded today by the third and fourth generations of the Aguirre family, El Injerto is a leader in sustainable, precision-driven coffee production.
Monogram
Easy Mode is a friendly entry point into funky coffee, playful, aromatic, and built to be enjoyed without overthinking it. By blending coffees from Guatemala and Colombia, we’re able to balance bright aromatics with a smooth, steady base. You’ll find floral lift, juicy fruit, and a soft, dessert-leaning finish, all dialed in so nothing feels overwhelming or too wild. If you’ve ever been curious about experimental coffees but weren’t sure where to start, this is a great place to begin. Easy Mode is made for sipping, sharing, and easing into the funky side at your own pace.
One Line
A dark roast coffee from a long time relationship in Huehuetenango, Guatemala. Todos Santos is a community of smallholders composed of former ASODIETT cooperative members. This group is led by Macario Calmo Perez, who has been a steadfast partner with Los Volcanes, and its founder Josue Morales.
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