Guatemalan Volcan De Oro
Grounded, warm and beautifully layered — Volcán de Oro is a medium-bodied coffee defined by subtle earthiness, gentle spice and balanced acidity.
Grown in the fertile volcanic soils surrounding Pacaya Volcano in Guatemala’s Antigua region, this coffee benefits from a unique microclimate that imparts sweetness, depth and a faint smoky nuance.
Sourced from small family farms and roasted in small batches, it delivers a rich, smooth cup with character and restraint.
A composed and comforting origin with unmistakable regional identity.
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We are committed to ethical sourcing, sustainability and quality. We work closely with our coffee producers to ensure fair prices and responsible growing practices, so you can enjoy your coffee while feeling good about it.
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artisanally roasted
At the heart of our roastery is a beautifully restored 9kg European drum roaster that was imported over 50 years ago — a traditional machine that allows us to roast slowly, precisely and by feel, just as great coffee should be.
Much of Burleigh Coffee Co.'s signature character comes from the roaster itself — from the way it turns, holds heat and responds in real time, shaping flavour in a way modern machines simply can’t replicate.
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