Direct Trade
We roast fresh coffee Monday through Thursday. Please order before 10 am EST to get your coffee shipped out the same day. Orders placed after 10 am EST will be fulfilled the following roast day. We are closed for major holidays and the occasional snowstorm. We are located in Vermont and USPS does not guarantee their 1-3 day delivery times but most packages will arrive in that time frame depending on the destination.
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Mocha Joe's Roasting Company
Cameroon | Oku | Direct Trade | Dark Roast
$ 13.95
Visit product page →- Walnut, Molasses, Vanilla
- Heavy Body, Low Acidity
Farmers: Mocha Joe's FarmersRegion: Mount OkuElevation: 5280 - 7260 ftVarietals: Java II, BoyoProcess: Semi-washed
Grown on family farms on volcanic Mount Oku, Mocha Joe's own direct trade project has produced the first ever specialty coffee from the northwest region of Cameroon, Africa. Our Dark Roast Cameroon is a strong dark roast with molasses, syrupy notes mingling with walnut and vanilla.
Through our efforts in Cameroon, we have been able to return thousands of dollars in organic and specialty quality premiums to the farmers and sorters, as well as provide access to capital and infrastructure improvements in the region.
To learn more about the history and future of our direct trade project, see the Cameroon page and check out our Imgur photo albums for 2014 and 2015.
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Mocha Joe's Roasting Company
Cameroon | Oku | Direct Trade | Light Roast
$ 13.75
Visit product page →- Blackberry, Apple, Hazelnut
- Light Body, Medium Acidity
Farmers: Mocha Joe's Organic GrowersRegion: Mount OkuElevation: 5280 - 7260 ftVarietals: Java II, BoyoProcess: Semi-washed
Grown at family farms on volcanic Mount Oku, Mocha Joe's own direct trade project has produced amazing specialty coffee from the northwest region of Cameroon, Africa. Our Light Roast Cameroon has a smooth, soft body and a well balanced, clean acidity.
Through our efforts in Cameroon, we have been able to return thousands of dollars in organic and specialty quality premiums to the growers and sorters, as well as provide access to capital and infrastructure improvements in the region.
To learn more about the history and future of our direct trade project, see the Cameroon page and check out our Imgur photo albums for 2014 and 2015.
