Toleyo Coffee

The Toleyo is a full-bodied and spicy filter coffee blend from Brazil, Indonesia and Laos. All those who like to drink their coffee strong or enjoy it with milk and sugar will be enthusiastic about the Toleyo.
- Spicy flavour reminiscent of nutmeg and cocoa
- Strong roast with low acidity
- Suitable for all coffee preparation methods
- 100 % Arabica beans from Brazil and Indonesia
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Sort | 100 % Arabica, Blend |
Origin | Brazil, Indonesia, Laos |
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A key factor for the successful preparation of coffee is the grind, which significantly affects the coffee taste. All grinders have been extensively tested by us.
Aromatic and complex - coffee brewed by hand
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The Toleyo - For fans of strong coffee
100 % naturalAROMATIC AND BALANCED
The Toleyo is a pleasantly strong and aromatic filter coffee, whose taste reminds us of nutmeg and cocoa. The Toleyo is perfect for coffee drinkers who like their coffee strong or with milk or sugar.

Preparation tips
Toleyo filter coffee is suitable for all methods of coffee preparation – even with milk! We recommend it for the coffee machine or the classic filter coffee maker. But also fans of manual preparation (French Press, hand filter, Chemex or AeroPress) get their money’s worth. We recommend using 250 ml of water for 15 g of coffee.


Fresh and careful roasting in Berlin
Toleyo filter coffee is heavily roasted (a so-called „city roast“). Our roasting masters have perfected the recipe of the Toleyo over several weeks. The challenge was to optimally emphasize the character of the two origins of the coffee. The roasting profile of the Toleyo brings the complex aromas of the coffee from Colombia into harmony with roasted, tobacco-like notes from Indonesia. Convince yourself of the result!
Toleyo coffee is also available by subscription
- Automatic delivery to your home
- Adjust or pause at any time
- Can be cancelled at any time
Origin
Toleyo Blend from Brazil, Indonesia and Laos
The Toleyo combines the benefits of Brazil, Indonesia and Laos. The brazilian component comes from the Farm Fazenda Sertão in the region Minas de Gerais. This coffee tastes very nutty, sweet and clear. The cooperative currently consists of 150 members who grow the coffee organically.
The Indonesian component comes from the north of the island of Sumatra. The coffee is called Mena Gold and is prepared by the farmer Musfaha Mandiri in the special wet hulled process. The cup profile impressed us with its spicy, earthy and slightly smoky aroma.
The Laotian component comes from our long-term partner cooperative JingJhai. The cooperative is characterized by a special commitment to produce high quality coffee. For the blend of the Toleyo we use Arabica coffee from the cooperative.
Brazil: Farm Fazenda Sertão
- Slope: Carmo de Minas, Minas Gerais, Brazil
- Geo coordinates: 22°06’59.9″S 45°09’18.3″W
- Height: 1.050 m
- Number of coffee farmers in cooperative: 150
- Processing: natural
- Plant: Yellow Bourbon (100 % Arabica)
Indonesia: Mena Gold
- Slope: Sumatra, Indonesia
- Geo coordinates: 2°30’16.1″N 98°15’34.9″E
- Height: 1.350 m
- Number of coffee farmers in cooperative: 600
- Processing: wet hulled
- Plant: Tim-Tim, Bourbon (Arabica)
Laos: Cooperative Jing Jhai
- Slope: Bolaven Plateau, Laos
- Geo coordinates: 15°06’23.4″N, 106°11’45.2″E
- Height: 1.200 m
- Number of coffee farmers in cooperative: 298
- Processing: honey processed
- Plant: mixed Arabica


With every cup of coffee you support our social projects
Because 1 € per kg of coffee goes into projects that improve the farmers‘ living conditions in the long term! Here you can find out more about our current projects in Ethiopia.
Beste Ware.
Schmeckt einfach herrrrrlich!!!
Der Café schmeckt in der Frenchpress okay, Aeropress ein bisschen besser und recht unscheinbar in der Chemex. Keine besonderes Noten, ein recht charakterloser aber dennoch guter Cafe.
Der Toleyo hat mir aus dem Entdecker Probierset am wenigsten geschmeckt. Der Geschmack war für mich etwas zu dunkel und bitter. Außerdem hat mir diese "Würzigkeit" nicht gefallen und sie war meiner Meinung nach auch nicht harmonisch.
Ich habe durch das Probierset herausgefunden, dass ich eher hellere Kaffees mit fruchtiger Säure bevorzuge (Yirgacheffe, Limu) . Der Toleyo hatte bei mir 0 Säure oder Fruchtigkeit.
War also leider nichts für mich.
Die Chargen, die ich bislang bekommen habe, waren OK, für mich nicht zu beanstanden. Vorher hatte ich immer den Limu. Da waren die letzten 3 Bestellungen aber dermaßen säuerlich-bitter, dass ich auf Toleyo umgestiegen bin.
Leider sind mir hier die Preise für "meine" Kaffeesorten, zu häufig "nach oben korrigiert worden". Da hilft auch einmal im Jahr ein Gutschein nichts. Den Gutschein werde ich zwar dieses Jahr noch einlösen, aber ich werde demnächst eine gute Alternative halt bei anderer Rösterei bestellen.
Mit mein Lieblingskaffee
the best
Ich habe das große Probierset gekauft und ich muss sagen dieser Kaffee schmeckt sehr gut! Ich trinke ihn immer mit etwas Hafermilch. Mein Freund hat einen empfindlichen Magen und verträgt ihn sehr gut :) - zu empfehlen!
Säurearmer Spitzenkaffee!
Der schmeckt am Besten ich glaube eine gelungene Mischung !
Der erste Kaffee von Coffee circle der mir gar nicht schmeckt. Sehr unangenehm bitter, Säure ist zwar da, aber nicht wirklich angenehm. Schade.