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The sugary aroma of toffee and strawberry candies tickles the nose gently, while gorgeous notes of white grapes unfold in the background…
High in the mountains of Myanmar, in the region of Mandalay, the beautiful town of Pyin Oo Lwin shimmers like a diamond. This is where the epicentre of Myanmar’s coffee industry is located, with hundreds of well-known coffee estates and businesses roasting their beans here before distributing them all over the globe. Toiling away at 1100 metres above sea level, there’s U Ye Myint, the owner of the Shwe Yi Mon Estate. Having earned a master’s degree in botany, U Ye Myint now uses his 80 acres of land for bold experiments: he’s constantly putting various plant distribution methods, shade tree species, fertilisers, and irrigation systems to the test. This drive towards innovation and careful attention to the smallest of details can be seen plainly in every cultivation stage, and can certainly be tasted in each single bean too.
Country of origin | Myanmar
Region | Mandalay
Producer | Shwe Yi Mon Estate
Altitude | 1100 m
Arabica varietal | SL28
Process | Washed
Roast profile | Medium light
SCA score | 87 out of 100
Dancing in your cup | Toffee, strawberry candies, white grapes
Recommended brewing methods: all manual brewing tools (V60, Chemex, etc.), as well as in-cup brewing.
Ingredients: roasted coffee beans.
Storage conditions: store sealed in a dark, dry and cool place.
We've called it "Funky Beans" because of how exotic and truly unexpected the flavours of these specialty coffees are. The ever-changing, limited-edition range promises some wild adventures, and bursts with funky energy.
Coffees that have scored over 80 points out of the possible 100 based on the SCA (Specialty Coffee Association) scale are referred to as 'specialty'. The higher the score, the higher the quality, and the more extraordinary the flavour.
We roast this coffee in one of Europe's best-rated roasteries.
The washed processing method involves separating the bean from the pulp, fermenting the beans in water, then leaving them out to dry. This creates particularly "clean" flavours and well-defined notes, as well as tends to enhance fruitiness.
Yes, this coffee is roasted in a way that makes it suited perfectly for all filter brewing methods.
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Luke February 27, 2026
The blueberry really stands out, very berry-like coffee, I liked it
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