

Bean There Coffee Company, South Africa’s first roaster of Certified Fairtrade coffee, strives to make a sustainable difference in the lives of African coffee producers by personally sourcing quality coffee through direct fair trade. Bean There’s single origin coffee is optimally roasted in South Africa and sustains people today and the earth tomorrow.
Direct fair trade means producers receive a fair payment for their coffee through equal engagement, regardless of market fluctuations, which ensures community development, empowerment, and sustainability.
Bean There provides single origin, unblended coffee beans from one country and region.
All coffee beans have an optimal roast: a point within the roasting process where the key coffee elements of aroma, body, acidity, and flavour meet perfectly, resulting in a most desirable, optimal roast.
Bean There has directly sourced the world’s most exclusive coffee which it roasts in small batches. The coffee taste and experience emanates class, distinction, extravagance, and passion.
Every cup of Bean There coffee creates an adventure able to transport the taster to the jungles of risk, the farms of intrigue, the plains of mystery, and the taste of Africa’s coffee heritage.
Tanzania Coffee Beans
When you exist to seek the best, the distance you’re prepared to go to source the earth’s
best coffee knows no bounds. This spirit of adventure takes us to unforgettable places
where we discover incredible coffee.
On the alluring slopes of Mt. Kilimanjaro, a hibernating volcano, we met coffee farmers with the warmest hearts. In nutrient-rich soil, they’re able to produce a coffee of extraordinary quality.
We source our coffee from the farmers of the Tarakea Cooperative and pay them directly, ensuring a fair trade that keeps their business sustainable and ours meaningful.
This single-origin coffee has a sweet aroma brought to life through a soft lime acidity and smooth hazelnut flavour. This specialty coffee is optimally roasted in South Africa to deliver a taste as rich as the continent it comes from.
Delta Coffee Press
It may look familiar, but the Delter Coffee Press is a whole new way of making coffee. It continues a tradition of amazing new coffee tools coming from Kick Starter, and is designed by Mark Folker, the same inventor who created the Trinity ONE. We're very excited to be the first to make it available in South Africa!
While some have called it an Aeropress competitor, we think the Delter Press belongs in its own category. The way it brews is actually completely different and quite unique. Read on to find out more.
What is different about the Delter Press
The Delter Press is actually not an immersion brewer. Instead, its makers have dubbed it an injection brewer. The ground coffee is held in a separate chamber from the water until you choose to start pressing. This is an important point, as it avoids water leaking through prematurely and also prevents unintended agitation, which can lead to over-extraction.
The Delter Press also features a clever brew chamber design, that allows you to control water flow, and top up mid-brew. This means that, with the aid of its helpful volume markings, you can do things like pre-infuse your coffee, or easily do a double batch.
Water and coffee only make contact through the process of plunging with the Delter Press, which really makes it quite unique. Our first results with it have been delicious, but we also believe that this is still uncharted territory. Nobody has yet tapped into this coffee maker's full potential, and we're excited to see what is to come.
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