Sources Magazine & Cameroon Nano-lot Bundle
This bundle includes:
- Sources Magazine Issue 1: Beans of Resistance
- 16oz of Cameroon Boyo Coffee (Whole Bean)
We partnered with the Sources Magazine team to help bring Issue 1 into fruition by connecting them to our partner Matti at Cameroon Boyo. 100% of magazine profits will go directly to our friends at Cameroon.
The primary motive of this issue is to bring insight into the turmoil and instability facing the English, or Anglophone region of Cameroon, from an experienced perspective.
The people of this region from Cameroon seek to share their plight and current situation with the world. Initiating interest from readers outside the region will bolster conversations inside and outside Cameroon.
This dispute in Cameroon has been simmering for decades, but boiled over in 2016, and since then, has cost over 3,000 lives, and displaced over 500,000 people.
Coffee Info:
More smooth acidic drinking experience. Lighter cup and heavily caffeinated. Grown on volcanic soil from some of the best farmers in the world. Direct trade with Cameroon Boyo Coffee, a coalition of farmers, pickers, processors, and drivers in Boyo region in Cameroon. Obtained by small farms and processors working in conjunction with roasteries in Europe and North America, in an effort to craft one of the best coffees on the planet. Arabica, Typica, and Java varietals, transported in cherry form to a centralized washing station are then bagged and shipped at a higher than usual moisture level in order to taste fresh year round. The flavor profile is bright, pronounced, flavorful.
Sources Magazine Issue 1: Beans of Resistance
We partnered with the Sources Magazine team to help bring Issue 1 into fruition by connecting them to our partner Matti at Cameroon Boyo. 100% of magazine profits will go directly to our friends at Cameroon. Each magazine includes a 5x3 photograph from the publication.
The primary motive of this issue is to bring insight into the turmoil and instability facing the English, or Anglophone region of Cameroon, from an experienced perspective.
The people of this region from Cameroon seek to share their plight and current situation with the world. Initiating interest from readers outside the region will bolster conversations inside and outside Cameroon.
This dispute in Cameroon has been simmering for decades, but boiled over in 2016, and since then, has cost over 3,000 lives, and displaced over 500,000 people.