Patrice.Coffee - Your Coffee Roaster in Luxembourg
Patrice.Coffee: Your online coffee roastery in Luxembourg—freshly roasted for you every week!
Patrice.Coffee Philosophy
- fair wages for the farmer
- high quality specialty coffee roasted in Luxembourg
- carefully drum roasted to get best taste and aroma out of every bean
- transparency: on every bag of coffee the production farm/coop is listed
- for every 250g of coffee sold a tree is planted in Kenya
- Coffee roasted in Luxembourg
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What are the Patrice.Coffee customers saying? (Translated Reviews)
Patrice.Coffee - Your coffee roaster in Luxembourg
Patrice.Coffee: Your online coffee roastery in Luxembourg!
Your coffee is roasted fresh every week just for you. It's not like the coffee in the supermarket that gets old and loses its aroma and flavor.
Coffee Means People! We often forget how many hands our coffee has to pass through before it reaches our cup here in Luxembourg. That's why the focus at Patrice.Coffee is on the coffee producers from around the world. They are the ones who make it possible for us to enjoy great coffee here in Luxembourg.
Of course, this means that the coffee producer is paid fairly. Wat heescht eng fair Bezuelung?
All the coffee producers I work with receive at least twice the Fairtrade minimum price. And even if the coffee price falls on the market, the producer still receives that amount. This Side Up is my importer, and together we buy the coffee completely independently of the price traded on the market. This model is called Direct Trade. So, the coffee doesn't go through the usual middlemen who want to profit from it. And as a result, more money reaches the farmer!
Ethiopia Espresso - Limmu Kossa - Galeh
This wonderful floral coffee from Ethiopia, will open up a new coffee world for you. Ethiopia, being the origin of coffee (and humankind) still grows wild coffees (heirlooms) and hence produces coffees which cannot be found elsewhere in the world.
Peru - Churupampa - La Lima Microlot
This coffee comes out of Chirinos, which lies in the Andes in Peru. Peru, with it's many mountains, is one of the best country to produce high quality specialty coffee. Churupampa has a social business model, instead of only looking out for themselves, the Tocto family helps more than 30 other farmers in the surrounding area, to improve their coffees and market it outside of Peru.
The Strong One - Blend
The Strong One is the very first coffee blend from Patrice.Coffee! As the name implies, this coffee is made for people, who enjoy strong coffee with a nice créma! It's perfectly suitabley for your automatic coffee machine! I’ve chose two excellent coffees. The Capricornio from Brazil is the base coffee, with it’s taste notes of chocolate and nutsThe nice and full créma is made possible by the robusta from Mooleh Manay in India.
Kolumbien – Jésus Cerón – Hunneg
On my travels to Colombia, I've not only met the Argote family (who export the coffee from Colombia) but also Jésus Cerón. On the outskirts of the village of Génova, lives Jésus together with his wife, his brother and his mother. With the rest of their extended family they've build a small "village" of their own. Everybody owns a small plot of land with their house on it. In between of the homes, you can find patches of forest and of course coffee plantations.
FAQ's
Hi! I'm Patrice Sadler. A real coffee addict, barista and coffee roaster.
My mission is to offer you great coffee and offer fair wages to the coffee farmers!
If you want to learn more about me, click here!
You can buy Patrice.Coffee through this online shop and at select markets as well!
Furthermore you can buy it here:
Bäckerei Jeitz, 7 Route de Luxembourg, 6210 Consdorf
Berdorfer Eck, 53 rue d’Echternach, 6550 Berdorf
Epicerie am Duerf, 17, rue Principale, 9184 Schrondweiler
The Patrice.Coffee coffee is roasted in Luxembourg! In my very small roastery in Beefort.
No. I am not a big fan of big labels. That being said, some farmers I work with are certified organic. As a roaster though, I am not certified!
No. As noted about the organic label, I am quite the skeptic when it comes to labels.
The better alternative (in my opinion) is called direct trade. This way of trading goods eliminates a lot of the intermediaries, which leads to the farmer receiving more money in the end.
Since the start I am working hand in hand with This Side Up from Amsterdam, in order to import my coffees. Over the years we've become good friends and I trust them 100%. They give me insight into exactly how much the farmer earns for his/her coffee. This is how I can guarantee, that the farmers get at least double the Fairtrade mimimum price.
Of course! You can prepare any coffee with a bean-to-cup coffee maker, even if it is not noted on a bag of coffee. It's simply a marketing trick!
Nope. And this won't ever be the case! Capsules are a huge source of wast which I will not support that in any way.
If you want to know more about the topic, read this article I have written about it! (English version coming)
If you've got more questions, I am very happy to answer them all through email! Simply shoot me a message: moien@patrice.coffee
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