Coffee Microlot

The definition of Coffee Microlots is small, carefully managed batches of coffee separated to highlight unique flavors and exceptional quality.

What is a Coffee Microlot?

Microlots are separated during harvesting or processing to maintain purity and highlight special qualities. They usually receive extra attention in cultivation, harvesting, and processing.

Why microlots matter

  • Enable roasters to access unique, high-quality coffees
  • Encourage producer focus on quality and innovation
  • Support transparent supply chains and storytelling

Microlots in Specialty vs. Commercial

In Specialty coffee, Microlots are central to differentiation and premium pricing, often sold at auction or direct trade

In Commercial coffee they are more rare, as scale and blending dominate.

Where Nordic Approach fits in

We identify and promote microlots with our partners, facilitating traceability, market access, and value recognition for producers and roasters alike.

FAQ about Coffee Microlot

Q1: How does a microlot differ from regular coffee lots?
      A1: Microlots are smaller, more selective, and undergo stricter quality control, often aiming for higher scores in specialty grading.
Q2: Do you have competition coffee?
      A2: We have high scoring coffee that can be a good competition candidate. Some customers have won championships with our coffee. 
Q3: Do you have rare or unique coffee varieties?
      A3: We do. Mainly from Colombia, but depending on the season we can also have them from other origins too. Take a look at our offer list.

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