12 oz · Whole beanLight roast
The Muni
$19.00
No dress code, no starter giving you the eye. The Muni is bright, easygoing, and open to everyone who showed up before the dew burned off.
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Coffee details +
- Origin
- Ethiopia
- Process
- Washed
- Elevation
- 1,850–2,100 M
Shipping & returns +
Roasted in small batches and shipped fresh. Free shipping on orders over $45.
About The Muni light roast coffee
The Muni is a washed single-origin Ethiopian light roast for anyone who likes their coffee bright, floral, and easy to drink. Grown between 1,850 and 2,100 meters, the lot is roasted light enough to keep its honey sweetness and stone-fruit acidity intact, finishing clean instead of sharp.
It shines as a pour over or filter brew, and it's forgiving enough for a drip machine on a slow morning. Every 12 oz bag is roasted in small batches to order, available whole bean or ground to your brew method, with 20% off when you subscribe.
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The Muni coffee, questions answered
What does The Muni light roast coffee taste like?
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The Muni is bright and floral with honey sweetness, stone-fruit acidity, and a clean finish — light-roasted so the fruit stays lively rather than sharp.
Is The Muni a single-origin coffee?
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Yes. The Muni is a washed single-origin Ethiopian coffee grown between 1,850 and 2,100 meters, roasted light to preserve its honey and stone-fruit character.
What is the best way to brew The Muni light roast?
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Pour over and filter brewing bring out the most clarity, though The Muni is forgiving enough for an everyday drip machine. Use a medium-fine grind and water just off the boil.
Is light roast coffee less caffeinated?
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No — light roasts like The Muni have roughly the same caffeine as darker roasts by weight. The difference is flavor: lighter roasting keeps more origin fruit and acidity in the cup.
How fresh is The Muni when it ships?
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The Muni is roasted in small batches to order and shipped within days of the roast date, in 12 oz bags, whole bean or ground to your brew method.
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