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Coffee

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Truly Great Coffee

Specialty coffee blends for coffee enthusiasts~rejuvenating the mind, body and soul.

'Arista Grade Selection'

Handpicked for our superior blends.

Innovation

With innovative means of sourcing, roasting, and brewing, we ensure that your coffee delivers the specialty coffee experience you have come to love us for.

Quality

Our in-house, triple green bean cleaning process cleans and de-stones the beans, meaning nothing harmful ends up in our roaster and your grinder.

Consistency

Our relentless dedication to quality control is how we blend up the consistency and quality our customers have come to rely on us for.

Technology

Our state-of-the-art Brambati roaster takes care of all of our roasting needs, the automated process helps us maintain our consistency with minimal intervention.

Introducing Arista -

a global coffee experience

taste.

Our coffee blends consist of beans from 5 main regions.

Indian Coffee Beans

In the Southern portion of India, where most of their coffee is grown, the monsoon season lasts from late May until late September. Not to be held back by this inconvenience, most Indian coffee beans are “aged” for roughly a year including during the monsoon season. Unlike normal beans that are set out in the sun to dry, Indian beans are left out in the rain to soak.
This means that during this rainiest of seasons, “monsooned” beans are awash with water before they are finally dried out and shipped off. The “monsooning” process washes out the colour of the beans leaving them a lighter golden colour. It also mellows the beans and adds a distinctly nutty taste.

Brazilian Green Coffee Beans

These prized coffee beans have a sweet and chocolaty flavour that has become extremely popular in the world of coffee. It also includes strong tastes of honey, molasses, cashew and malt.

Why Ethical

Coffee Matters

care.

Fair trade coffee is certified by a non-profit organisations like FairTrade. These organisations ensure that buyers contribute to sustainability and community development initiatives. They also make sure that growers have the tools to improve their living standards.

Moreover, sourcing coffee ethically means that roasters can have greater control over the quality and social sustainability of their beans. The coffee industry has a history of using underpaid and even forced labour abroad to cultivate and harvest its products.

Thankfully, there is a growing awareness among consumers of the injustices built into our food system and many independent coffee roasters, including Arista, are changing the face of the industry, practicing ethical sourcing so that their relationship with the coffee farmers is mutually beneficial and environmentally friendly.

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