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Lucky Lane

Lucky Lane

A darker, more developed roast with bold, milk-based espresso in mind.

Taste
FullBoldChocolatey
Roast
Medium-dark
Size
Grind
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FULL | BOLD | CHOCOLATEY

A darker, more developed roast with milk-based espresso in mind.

Drunk black it has an earthy, full body with low acidity and notes of bitter-sweet chocolate. Add milk and it's fat and chocolaty with a smooth finish that goes on for days.

Origin

BRAZIL MOGIANA


Producer: Capricornio Coffee
Region: Alta Mogiana
Altitude: 900 - 1200 MASL
Varietal: Bourbon, Catuai
Process: Natural

PNG, KONGO

Producer: Local smallholder farmers
Region: Simbu Province
Altitude: 1850 MASL
Varietal: Bourbon, Typica
Process: Washed

ETHIOPIA SIDAMO

Producer: Local smallholder farmers
Region: Sidama
Altitude: 1500- 2200 MASL
Varietal: Heirloom
Process: Natural

Recipe
Ratio: 1:2
Dose: 22g
Yield: 44g
Time: 30-32 seconds

*The above recipe is for a commercial coffee machine, with a 58mm basket. If you're using a home coffee machine with a smaller basket, we recommend focusing on the dose:yield ratio (18g dose = 36g yield).
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Frequently asked questions

What kind of coffee is Lucky Lane?
Lucky Lane is our darker, more developed roast with milk-based espresso in mind — a full bodied roast with an earthy dark chocolate finish. Made from a blend of PNG, Ethiopia and Brazil it's built with enough body to stand up to milk. Expect a full bodied, bold and chocolaty coffee.

Is Lucky Lane good for milk coffees like flat whites and lattes?
Yes, Lucky Lane is low in acidity and has been sourced and roasted for milk based coffee in mind.

What brewing methods and machines work with Lucky Lane?
Lucky Lane is roasted for espresso and works on Stovetop Moka Pots and home machines such as — Breville, De'Longhi, Sunbeam — as well as commercial setups like La Marzocco. Our recipe guide (22g dose, 44g yield, 30–32 seconds) is written for a commercial machine; on a home machine with a smaller basket, keep the same ratio and scale the dose down.

How does Moon Runner compare to Lucky Lane?
Moon Runner is our lighter, more versatile house blend — medium roast, toffee and citrus, built to work across brew methods. Lucky Lane is slightly darker and more developed, made for milk-based espresso, with an earthy, full body and bitter-sweet chocolate finish. If you want an everyday all-rounder, start with Moon Runner; if you want something bolder for milk drinks, try Lucky lane.