OUR COFFEES

Locally-Owned, Community-Conscious, Inspiring Optimal Quality And Innovation In Coffee Farming And Processing.

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WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY

Best-Smelling Fruity Espresso Beans
"Best smelling coffee. I’ve been getting more and more into espresso since work from home began in March. After figuring out how important the quality of the bean really is I had been mail ordering new beans every few weeks from Seattle but recently took a trip up to Burlington for a long weekend and stopped at Brio to have an espresso and bought these beans while there. These are by far the best smelling beans I’ve had in the last five months and about ten different variety of beans. the smell translates over to the taste as well. Very fruity."
Kim
Light, Fruity, and Complex
"I will admit that I was underwhelmed by this at first. The anaerobic process had me expecting something totally crazy, but these beans produce a very light and subtle cup. The more I drink it, the more I appreciate all the unusual and understated flavors, like: wine, melon, tropical fruits, and tea. This coffee brings a lot to the table without being overpowering."
E.M.
Smooth Sip With Subtle Honey and Fruity Notes
"Excellent – smooth, subtle honey flavor when served hot. It reminds me quite a bit of the Easy Drinker with how smooth it is to sip, but its got more fruity flavor than the ED."
Jillian Goodwyn 
Strong Partnership and Exceptional Quality
"We started working with Gasharu in 2020 and were positively impressed by the quality of the coffees and the proactivity of Valentin Kimenyi, the managing director. Valentin managed to find multiple buyers for his coffees and was very cooperative on the operational side."
Luiza Furquim, Discoveries Manager at Algrano
Floral and Chocolatey—Perfected French Press Brew
"First attempt was to do my usual med-coarse grind + 4min brew at ~200F for french press. That turned out pretty sour. After a few experiments I got to a medium (on the smaller side) grind and 8 min of extraction to coax enough body out. Now, we're in business. Very floral with a chocolate backbone so I guess it's like drinking a box of chocolates with a bouquet of roses. Not bad at all!"
Ann