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The Passenger offerings menu has always focused on presenting world class coffees. In releasing our Education Lots we hope to present a collection of coffees that not only taste wonderful, but have a pedagogical role as well.
Passenger's focus within Guatemala is in and around Antigua. This year we extended our relationships south with the addition of Finca Candelaria in Alotenango.
Jeovany Rivera: The evolution of a farm
There exists an eagerness in Honduras; a willingness, motivation and ambition to produce the best coffee in the country.
Kenya, Quality and the 70/30 Split - Part 2
Further exploration of Kenyan coffee culture, the 70/30 split, and what has the most impact on quality in coffee.
Kenya, Quality and the 70/30 Split - Part 1
Driving around Kenyan coffee country with various agronomists, Passenger's green coffee buyer, David Stallings, was continuously being told information that didn't line up with what we so certainly believe to be true based on what is in the cup.
In Photos: Gesha Village Estate, Ethiopia
Team Passenger takes a journey to the furthest reaches of Ethiopia where Gesha Village Estate owner, Adam Overton, is on a mission to produce the best coffee in the world.
Green coffee is Ethiopia's most important export item, but coffee doesn’t do it alone. There are unsung heroes of the plant kingdom that allow coffee, and the people who produce it, to thrive in Ethiopia.
In sourcing our Reserve Lots traceability and quality are focused on just as much as when sourcing our seasonal offerings. Seasonality and purpose, on the other hand, are thrown out the window.
Every coffee we buy for Passenger is special. Every sample we receive is rigorously tasted, and re-tasted to make sure it is a coffee we would be proud to sell to our customers.