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Coffee Library

Every release, kept.

When a coffee sells through it does not disappear. It moves here, with its original artwork, its producer, its process and the notes we wrote on the cupping table.

Four Flying Frog coffee bags from El Salvador lined up on a wooden shelf
Santa Ana, El SalvadorDistinct releases from the same origin, roasted light in Amsterdam
Releases in season
Frog Facts
Artwork for Mystery Toad
Undisclosed

Mystery Toad

Undisclosed

  • Chosen by the roaster, revealed on delivery
  • A single micro-lot, never listed publicly
  • Original artwork, painted for this release
Artwork for Nomen Nescio
Santa Ana, El Salvador

Nomen Nescio

Cranberry, Floral candy, Sweet liqueur

  • 120h macerated natural — The whole cherries rest in a sealed, temperature-controlled ferment before drying — slower, deeper fruit and more complexity in the cup.
  • Needs a month to open up — two even better
  • Grown at 1500 to 1600 masl.
Artwork for Maragogype's Child
Santa Ana, El Salvador

Maragogype's Child

Candied citrus, Orange cake, Karkade

  • 72h macerated natural — The whole cherries rest in a sealed, temperature-controlled ferment before drying — slower, deeper fruit and more complexity in the cup.
  • Needs a month to open up — two even better
  • Grown at 1550 masl.
Artwork for OJ 96
Santa Ana, El Salvador

OJ 96

Red currant, Dates, Rum

  • 96h orange-juice co-fermented natural — The cherry dries whole in the sun, so the fruit sugars stay with the bean — sweeter, heavier, more berry-like.
  • Needs a month to open up — two even better
  • Grown at 1500 to 1600 masl.
Artwork for Moonshine
Santa Ana, El Salvador

Moonshine

Pecan, Roasted nuts, Citrus

  • Natural — The cherry dries whole in the sun, so the fruit sugars stay with the bean — sweeter, heavier, more berry-like.
  • Needs a month to open up — two even better
  • Grown at 1500 masl.
Artwork for Apple Explosion
El Vergel Estate · Huila, Tolima and Caldas, Colombia

Apple Explosion

Roasted almonds, Toasted caramel, Toffee

  • 48–72h anaerobic honey · red apple + lactobacillus · stainless-steel bioreactor — Sealed away from oxygen, the cherries ferment slowly and evenly — a controlled way to build layered, wine-like fruit.
  • Fermented with red apple and lactobacillus — the apple is in the tank, not just the name.
  • Twenty days of stabilisation in fique-lined bags before it leaves the farm.
Artwork for Abordage
Finca Primavera, Caldas, Colombia

Abordage

Rum, Brown sugar, Nutmeg, Childhood nostalgia

  • Washed · 3-month rum-barrel finish — The fruit is removed before drying, leaving the variety and the soil to speak — cleaner, more transparent, more acidic.
  • Aged three months in oak rum barrels — turned by hand every single day. The barrels come from the farm's own cooperage in Caldas; the farm came out of the cooperage, not the other way round.
  • Castillo: 23 years of breeding at Cenicafé before it was released in 2005.
Artwork for Papáyo
Altocielo, Huila, Colombia

Papáyo

Tropical fruit, Stone fruit, Floral

  • Natural · raised-bed dried — The cherry dries whole in the sun, so the fruit sugars stay with the bean — sweeter, heavier, more berry-like.
  • Grown at 1,600 – 1,750 masl.
  • A print of an original oil painting — a small collectible, with a share of every bag returning to the artist.
Artwork for Zenafina Decaf
Finca Pachamama, Risaralda, Colombia

Zenafina Decaf

Milk chocolate, Cacao nibs, Honey, Caramel, Vanilla

  • Washed · sugarcane decaf — The fruit is removed before drying, leaving the variety and the soil to speak — cleaner, more transparent, more acidic.
  • Grown at 1,500 – 1,700 masl.
  • A print of an original oil painting — a small collectible, with a share of every bag returning to the artist.
Artwork for Pond
Rwanda · Shyira

Pond

  • Natural anaerobic — Sealed away from oxygen, the cherries ferment slowly and evenly — a controlled way to build layered, wine-like fruit.
  • A print of an original oil painting — a small collectible, with a share of every bag returning to the artist.