Honduras Women’s Project

Name: Honduras Women’s Project
Brand: Iron and Fire

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£7.95

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This single-origin Honduran speciality coffee is an organic coffee that boasts rich dark chocolate, stone fruit, and toffee notes with subtle hints of almond. This is an sweet and full-bodied coffee with a great aroma! We love drinking this coffee as an espresso, but it is a flexible coffee that can be brewed however you like. It particularly makes a great pour over, too! About Honduran Coffee Beans Sourced from the lush highlands of Honduras and cultivated with care by over 400 women farmers, Honduras Women s Project (NKG Bloom Gea SHG EP Organic) is more than just coffee; it s a tribute to s

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Registered at Companies House as IRON AND FIRE LIMITED, number 10900520. Checked 2026-08-29.
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