Here is a video of the first Creative Mornings held in Oslo. I was honoured to be asked to do the very first Oslo lecture which had the subject “Food” (I know coffee is a drink, but the definition of Food can be so many.) Hope you like the lecture:   CreativeMornings Oslo – Food […]

We are very excited to announce that as of today, 1 May 2013, Tim Wendelboe offers international shipping. Since opening our doors in 2007, we have consistently been asked to ship our coffees overseas. Until recently this was not possible, as we didn’t have an affordable and consistent shipping partner to deliver coffees on time

I have just spent a week in Colombia together with Don Elias at Finca Tamana. He is now starting his main harvest, and in a couple of weeks we will be starting to sell the recently arrived November 2012 harvest in our store. My reason for visiting was to follow up on all the projects we

I’m hijacking the Tim Wendelboe news column to say farewell and thanks to everyone who have made my time here so deeply rewarding, inspiring and enlightening. I’ve been completely immersed in the world of Tim Wendelboe since the beginning some 6 years ago. When hearing the opening of the Bar Manager position at Tim Wendelboe,

Last week I spent 3 days working at restaurant Noma in order to launch their new coffee service. We have been working closely with the guys at Noma ever since René Redzepi, during his talk at the 2012 Nordic Barista cup, promised that Noma would lead the way in offering the best coffee to their customers. (Which

We have decided to stop making our only blend, the Tim Wendelboe Espresso blend. The reason for this is that we firmly believe that our coffees are good enough to be drunk unblended. We want to emphasize the flavours of origin, and therefore it does not make sense to blend coffees from different origins together.

Mid February I wrote about our project at Finca Nacimiento, where we are subsidising the construction of new drying tables covered with shade. I just got some photos from our exporter Angel Arturo Paz at San Vicente showing the finalized construction. It seems Jobneel is already drying his coffee on the beds. Based on a

Here is a little video I made from the farm Los Pirineos in El Salvador during my visit in January. Hope you like it.   Los Pirineos from Tim Wendelboe on Vimeo.

I just got a mail from Jobneel from Finca Nacimiento in Honduras with some pictures of the construction of the drying tables I asked him to build on his farm. Jobneel has not been able to dry his own coffee before and he has been delivering the coffee to the local exporter and dry mill

I have spent the last 10 days in Central America, visiting Gilberto at Los Pirineos in El Salvador, Marysabel, Moises and Fabio and their farms in Marcala, as well as Jobneel at Nacimiento in Honduras. The purpose of the trip was to make sure the coffees we buy are harvested, processed and dried up to