Progress St
Roasted by Commonfolk Coffee in Frankston, VIC
Tasting notes
Blackberry, Plum, Chocolate
In the roaster's own words.
- Roast
- Medium · For espresso
- Process
- Mixed
- Caffeine
- Regular
What Commonfolk Coffee say
A very apt name for a blend that represents all the best parts of Commonfolk, and the street where it all began. Progress St is a symbol of the values Commonfolk is built on, celebrating our community of partners, the quality coffee they produce and a pioneering attitude towards constantly improving. Progress St is dynamic in nature, combining coffees from our Ugandan partners from Zukuka Bora, Colombian partners Diego and Derlin from Diamante, Nicaraguan partners from La Estrella, and Mexican partners from Los Milagros. Like John, George and Paul, our partners take turns in Progress St, the different versions all equally captivating, and a celebration of each coffee. All the variations have a stone fruit and citrus element, with consistent milk chocolate undertones. Designed to be brewed either black or white, Progress St is multifaceted and ever evolving.
Zukuka Bora is a social enterprise that’s all about empowering farming communities and making coffee farming a sustainable and regenerative endeavour. Learn more
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In partnership with Vava Coffee, Uvuu and Nzaini factories showcase Makueni’s revival, where shared farming and youth empowerment create coffees full of flavour and future. Learn more
Diego and Derlin are the husband-and-wife duo behind Diamanté, a small-scale coffee farm in Colombia. Learn more
Big change recently but supper delish. I Get more Caramel and citrus now and we love it.
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