Uganda Muki Fruity Anaerobic Natural

Some coffees quietly get on with the job. This one has a bit more to say for itself. Produced by Norman Mukuru at The Coffee Yard alongside The Coffee Gardens in Eastern Uganda, this anaerobic natural is packed with juicy cherry sweetness, a little tamarind-like sharpness and a crisp sugary finish that lingers beautifully. It’s bright, playful and just a little unexpected, the sort of coffee that makes you stop after the first sip and go back in for another. More than that, it represents the kind of long-term partnerships we believe coffee should be built on: trust, transparency, shared knowledge and better opportunities for coffee-growing communities surrounding Mount Elgon.

Once you have placed your order, you will receive an email to confirm it is being processed and then another one to let you know when it has been dispatched.

If you place your order before 12pm, we'll dispatch it the same working day! All orders are shipped with DPD next working day delivery as standard. Fully tracked delivery, with a one hour delivery window and real time delivery updates.

DPD offers the ability to change delivery address and date, opt for delivery to a neighbour or safe place, or redirect to a DPD Pickup shop, all while it's on the way to you! DPD aim to be the UK's most sustainable delivery company.

Operating times are 9am-5pm Mon-Friday. Orders placed after 12pm on Friday will not be processed until 9am Monday morning.

Local pickups take place from the Roastery on Tong Road. Please note our shutter doors will be down for security and temperature reasons but we are always in Monday-Friday between 9 and 5pm – just ring the doorbell on arrival

If you order 1-2 x 250g bags of coffee, they will be sent in a letterbox friendly package so that you do not need to be in to take receipt of your coffee.

Our 250g bags are 100% home compostable including the valve, seal and sticker! They will degrade in 6 months in a well managed home compost.

Our 1kg bags are currently in LDPE plastic - some councils will recycle this for you, if you are unsure simply take it to your local supermarket with your other plastic packaging.