Flood Coffee Roasters π«π·
Sweet Jam
Sweet Jam
250g
- Notes: Fruity, π Apricot, πΈ Jasmine
- Brew method: Espresso, filter
- Process: Natural
- Variety: Heirloom
- Origin: Ethiopia πͺπΉ.
- Region: Yirgacheffe, Gedeo
- Producer: Yirgacheffe Coffee Farmers' Cooperative Union
- Altitude: 2,200m
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Sweet Jam
β¬18,00
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More about this coffee
More about this coffee
This lot of heirloom varieties is grown at 2,200m in the Yirgacheffe region by members of the YCFCU cooperative union. The cherries are dried whole, as a natural process.
Singular's post-it: Ethiopian sunshine in a cup. The coffee is fruity, floral and a little wild, like a homemade apricot jam, with a touch of jasmine.
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Yirgacheffe Coffee Farmers' Cooperative Union
Yirgacheffe, Gedeo, Ethiopia πͺπΉ
Sweet Jam is a natural Ethiopian coffee, grown at 2,200m and supplied by the Yirgacheffe Coffee Farmers' Cooperative Union (YCFCU). Founded in 2002 in the heart of the Yirgacheffe region, in the Gedeo zone, the union now brings together more than 45,000 producers. After years of crisis, it gave them back their independence and direct access to the speciality coffee market.
The varieties are heirloom, Ethiopia's local varieties, and the cherries are dried whole, as a natural process. Flood states a score above 84 points for this lot.
Flood Coffee Roasters
France π«π·
"Just f*cking good coffee." The flood. slogan sums up the project of Benoit Tallet, who has been roasting in Lyon since 2025 after a successful Ulule campaign. His manifesto starts from an observation: speciality coffee broke the rules, then became rigid in turn, sometimes "downright snobbish". The company's answer fits in one line, "100% Arabica, 0% bullshit", serious sourcing and precise roasting, without the jargon or the codes that shut people out.
The range follows a simple rule, a single roast and a single price. Each coffee gets one profile, designed for espresso and filter alike, and is named like a track, Velvet Groove, Sweet Jam, Fizzy Loop, Smooth Frequency, or Moonlight Session for the decaf. Each has its own playlist, and its visuals borrow the look of a cassette cover, with the line "Coffee & Music, Recorded in Lyon".
The product pages do not forget the essentials, though: origin, variety, altitude, process and a word about the farm or cooperative. Beyond the bags, the brand runs the Flood Social Club, pop-ups, workshops and DJ sets put together with Lyon coffee shops such as Homie and Mondays, because coffee there is first of all "an excuse to get together".