Honeyberry - A honey processed Colombian bean carries with it a nice sweetness. It's a light coffee, not in it's color, but in the way it feels in your mouth. The balance between sweetness and acidity brings to mind fresh cherries and the finish smooths into more of a chocolate tone.  Using a V60 we preferred it with a medium grind.

Honeyberry

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Located in Houston's Heights neighborhood. These people roast coffee

Boomtown Coffee Roasters

This coffee, if you catch it soon after its roasted, smells and tastes like sweet almond butter.  We found that it fades a bit over time, but brewing this within the first week of roasting produces the most profound "nutterbutter" experience we've ever had with a cup of Coffee. Greenway Coffee Roasters of Houston consistently finds interesting expressions of coffee and does a great job focusing on quality producers.

Fazenda Barinas

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Located Mid City Houston these coffee roasters focus on developing relationships with growers to procure interesting coffees.

Greenway Coffee Roasters

A great decaffeinated option from Boomtown.  The darker roast highlights the dark chocolate elements without being overly bitter.  It doesn't sacrifice flavor to its decaffeination process it takes advantage of it, providing an interesting flavor profile that gives up nothing while leaving the caffeine behind.

Life is too short for bad beans