Stay Golden
Good Citizen

Stay Golden

Balanced & Fruity

Light-Medium Blends

This blend of African coffees is delicate and sweet. We taste persimmon and tangerines with a layer of caramel.

Flavor Profile

Roast Level

Light-Medium

Tasting Notes

Ripe Fruit

Citrus

Sweet Vanilla

Origin

Country Of Origin

Colombia, Ethiopia

Sub Region

Hambela Wamena, Huila

Process

Washed

Elevation

1400 - 2000 meters above sea level
About the Roaster

Founded in 2018 with the mission to do unto others, Good Citizen Coffee Co has kept that the rhythm of their heartbeat while working to put thoughts into actions. Paying an additional five percent for green coffee so farmers can invest back in their land, this Nashville roaster seeks to improve soil health through biodiversity, so the future of specialty coffee can thrive for generations to come.

Location

Antioch, TN

Fun Fact

Good Citizen likes to name its production equipment, since they're a part of the team! One faithful weigh and fill machine is named Twyla — it just felt right.

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About the Roaster

Good Citizen

Nashville, TN

Founded in 2018 with the mission to do unto others, Good Citizen Coffee Co has kept that the rhythm of their heartbeat while working to put thoughts into actions. Paying an additional five percent for green coffee so farmers can invest back in their land, this Nashville roaster seeks to improve soil health through biodiversity, so the future of specialty coffee can thrive for generations to come.
Fun Fact
Good Citizen likes to name its production equipment, since they're a part of the team! One faithful weigh and fill machine is named Twyla — it just felt right.