BEANS

PARADE


Origin

Finca El Injerto / Guatemala

Altitude

1,500 — 2,000 MASL

Process

72H Anaerobic Washed

Profile

Dark Cherry, Cacao Nib, Phosphoric

Small-batch specialty coffee roasted in Portland. Six single-origin lots, sourced direct from producers we know by name. Every bag is roast-dated, every origin is traceable to the farm.

Current Offerings

SINGLE-ORIGIN LOTS


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ETHIOPIA YIRGACHEFFE

Jasmine

Bergamot

Peach

$24.00 / 250g

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COLOMBIA HUILA

Panela

Red Apple

Milk Chocolate

$22.00 / 250g

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GUATEMALA EL INJERTO

Dark Cherry

Cacao Nib

Phosphoric

$26.00 / 250g

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KENYA NYERI AA

Blackcurrant

Tomato

Brown Sugar

$28.00 / 250g

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COSTA RICA TARRAZU

Honey

Almond

Orange Zest

$25.00 / 250g

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SUMATRA MANDHELING

Cedar

Dark Chocolate

Tobacco

$23.00 / 250g

Experience

TASTING EVENTS


Join us at the roastery for guided tastings led by our head roaster. Each session walks through three to four single-origin lots, exploring terroir, processing methods, and the relationship between roast profile and cup character. Space is limited to twelve seats per session.

Upcoming Sessions


  • 2026-04-05

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    19:00

    Colombian Single-Origin Evening

    BeansParade Roastery, 42 Warehouse Lane, Portland OR

    Two Huila coffees paired with single-origin chocolate from a Portland bean-to-bar maker. This evening traces caramel sweetness through both cacao and coffee, revealing how terroir echoes across crops…

  • 2026-04-19

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    10:00

    Espresso Fundamentals Workshop

    BeansParade Roastery, 42 Warehouse Lane, Portland OR

    Grind calibration, dose weight, extraction timing, and milk texture — four variables, ninety minutes of hands-on practice. This workshop turns the abstract language of espresso into repeatable physical…

  • 2026-03-14

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    18:30

    Ethiopian Yirgacheffe Tasting

    BeansParade Roastery, 42 Warehouse Lane, Portland OR

    Three micro-lots from the Gedeo zone, each washed at a different station, each carrying a distinct signature of altitude and terroir. This guided cupping strips the Yirgacheffe appellation…

  • 2026-06-21

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    14:00

    Summer Cold Brew Lab

    BeansParade Roastery, 42 Warehouse Lane, Portland OR

    Immersion versus slow-drip, coarse versus medium grind, twelve hours versus twenty-four. This experimental afternoon session brews three single-origin beans through two cold methods and compares the results blind.…

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About

ROASTED WITH INTENTION


BeansParade is a small-batch roastery in Portland, Oregon. We source direct from producers across East Africa and Central America, purchasing micro-lots at prices that fund better farming. Every bag is roast-dated and traceable to the farm, altitude, and processing method that shaped it.

We roast in small batches on a restored 1962 Probat UG-15, profiling each lot to express its origin character rather than our own house style. The result is coffee that tastes like where it grew.