October’s Atlas Coffee Club comes from Papua New Guinea. It’s rare to receive something in the South Eat Asia region. Similar to the last Atlas Coffee Club coming from India, this one will also be a treat. The paperwork/artwork isn’t as amazing as the tigers though.

Opening the bag, I’m greeted with a fruity, chocoloty aroma. Making my latte, I get this smooth, creamy, vanilla, chocolate flavor. Someitmes the 1st latte just goes down really quick requiring me to make a 2nd one.

September’s Trade Coffee comes from Broadcast Coffee Roaster. September?! Yes… In the past few months, I’ve been gifted by Kauai coffee, and 3 bags of Taiwan Alishan coffee. I paused both subscriptions in order to go finish these gifted coffee.

Broadcast Coffee sent this bag of beans from Columbia. According to the websites, the beans come from small farmers from the Cauca region. Drinking my latte, I taste a sweet, creamy milk chocolate flavor with fruity after taste. If you browse the website more, this roaster breaks down the cost of sourcing, roasting and shipping the beans. Pretty interesting to review the cost breakdown.