We have some fine craftspeople here in Bisbee, creating all manner of exquisite goods. Our friend, Keith (aka, Blues Wizard), of  Lunatic Fringe Luthiery, is a craftsman who constructs guitars out of many types of objects.

Craftsmanship in your coffee is something you can taste in your cup, and  Papua New Guinea coffee showcases that craftsmanship, both from the art of the roaster as well as the multi-generational pride that goes into producing each harvest. We are lucky to get coffees like these which sell out before the containers land in the US.

It's easy to see why  Papua New Guinea Peaberry from Nebilyer Valley is so popular. It's smooth, creamy goodness. The aromas are clean, earthy, and deep. The flavors are full and will cover your entire palate. The finish is incredibly long. We are loving this coffee!

This is an exquisite Indonesian coffee that is creamy and smooth, with a touch of maple syrup and graham cracker as the coffee is sipped. The finish lingers with buttery honey pecan notes.  

The fact that this is a peaberry makes this coffee a tiny bit spicier and more complex. Remember, too, that peaberry coffee makes up only about 5% of a coffee harvest.  It's ridiculously good!