Filter coffee from Colombia, roasted in Berlin

for every moment of the day
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Perfect for a V60

Tolima is full of fruity notes

Tolima is a natural coffee using anaerobic methods. With 400 hours of fermentation, you end up with many fruit flavours, a juicy feel, and a sweet aftertaste

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PERFECT FOR a filter taste

Natural delivers funky and wine like notes

A natural process coffee with fruity and winey notes. Natural is the perfect coffee for funky filter lovers.

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RICH AND STRONG 💪

Huila is a great every-day coffee to your choice

Huila is the type o coffee that works with many preparation forms. It has a sweet profile yet its low in acidity. We achieve this by choosing a semi-fermented green coffee variety (sweetness) with a well developed roasting profile(caramelisation).

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What to keep in mind when making a filter coffee

Filter coffee, especially pour-over methods such as V-60 and areopress requires attention to details. I’m here to ensure every cup of filter coffee you make from North Andes Coffee beans will be hella of a cup. Read and follow these tips and you are good to go.

1) Make the filter wet before brewing: Just put hot water on it. This step will make the filter clean and crispy to your freshly grounded beans, making everything hot and stable. don’t forget to discard the water before actually making the coffee.

2) Grind to perfection: Grind size is key here. Filter coffee needs a medium grind, the coffee should have the same texture of coarse sea salt. Make sure to grind the coffee just before you brew the coffee.

3) Master the water-to-coffee ratio: The right ratio of water to coffee is essential for achieving the perfect filter coffee. A standard recommendation is a 1:16 ratio – 1 gram of coffee for every 16 grams of water. However, feel free to experiment and adjust the ratio to suit your personal taste preferences. Using a scale to measure both the coffee grounds and water will help you maintain consistency and accuracy.

4) Control water temperature and brew time: The water temperature and brewing time can significantly impact the taste of your filter coffee. Aim for a water temperature between 195°F (91°C) and 205°F (96°C) to ensure optimal extraction. When it comes to brew time, aim for a total extraction time of 3-4 minutes for pour-over methods like the Hario V60, and 4-6 minutes for classic drip filter machines. This will allow for a balanced and flavorful brew that showcases the distinct qualities of your chosen beans.

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Filter coffee at it’s best

We know you care about the environment

Our coffee bags are made from recycled materials, the coffee we roast is hand-picked and grows under natural shade with minimum interruption to the forest eco system. You can be sure that your filter coffee cup is brought to your kitchen with minimum harm to the environment.