Airship

Sumatra Lake Toba Caldera

Chocolaty & Sweet

Medium Single Origins

Plenty of bright grapefruit acidity and deep plum sweetness rounds out a comforting earthiness in this satisfying cup.

Flavor Profile

Roast Level

Medium

Tasting Notes

Earthiness

Milk Chocolate

Spice

Origin

Country Of Origin

Indonesia

Sub Region

Sumatra

Process

Wet-hulled , Honey
About the Roaster

Founded by Mark Bray in Bentonville, AR, Airship Coffee Roasters truly began halfway around the world in the remote mountains of Honduras. With a background in agronomy (that’s plant and soil science), Mark ventured out there to educate farmers about sustainable agriculture. They didn’t need his help with that. He noticed, however, a complete lack of access to a stable, let alone fair, supply chain for the community’s incredible coffee crops. So he decided to build it himself. Now a trusted partner to coffee farmers worldwide, Mark and the Airship team continue to nurture relationships abroad while simultaneously creating amazing spaces for their own community to connect over the coffees that inspired Mark nearly 20 years ago.

Location

Bentonville, AR

Fun Fact

Airship hosts Serotonin Sundays at its open-air café in the woods, featuring music and mimosas to say goodbye to the Sunday Scaries.

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About the Roaster

Airship

Bentonville, AR

Founded by Mark Bray in Bentonville, AR, Airship Coffee Roasters truly began halfway around the world in the remote mountains of Honduras. With a background in agronomy (that’s plant and soil science), Mark ventured out there to educate farmers about sustainable agriculture. They didn’t need his help with that. He noticed, however, a complete lack of access to a stable, let alone fair, supply chain for the community’s incredible coffee crops. So he decided to build it himself. Now a trusted partner to coffee farmers worldwide, Mark and the Airship team continue to nurture relationships abroad while simultaneously creating amazing spaces for their own community to connect over the coffees that inspired Mark nearly 20 years ago.
Fun Fact
Airship hosts Serotonin Sundays at its open-air café in the woods, featuring music and mimosas to say goodbye to the Sunday Scaries.