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Our very own tote bag. It’s the perfect size and weight to carry around all day every day. The bag is strong enough to carry all your goodies and is designed to sit comfortably on your shoulder, so you can take it anywhere and everywhere.
Fabric Type
Heavy-weight Canvas
Bag Size
45cm wide
32cm high
10cm base gusset
Handles
70cm long
3cm wide
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An industrial designer at ArgoDesign saw an opportunity to improve upon the cumbersome and messy immersion brewing process he and his wife used every morning. Leaning into the Think By Making mantra, the team at argo knew there had to be a better way. With their collective expertise they sought to make a great immersion brewer with fewer parts, that would answer a real need, and last a lifetime. The solution they crafted is simple, delightful, and beautiful.
Stäk coffee is rich and full-flavoured without the sludge, sediment, or mess. It uses a deceptively simple method to create the perfect cup of coffee. The magic lies in what’s called the rivet, the discrete technology that lives at the heart of each brewer. This allows you full control of the process, brewing to your preference and preventing over-extraction.
A perfect balance of aesthetics and simplicity, the Stäk immersion brewer is a conversation starter you will proudly display for a lifetime. Hand-crafted heritage stoneware honours the timeless traditions and rituals deeply ingrained in the world of coffee. Each Stäk is totally unique, with delightful imperfections and subtle asymmetry.
Since opening in 2010, we’ve been learning, roasting, researching, brewing, travelling and buying the best beans so we can bring you something simple: a consistently great cup of coffee.
This coffee is fragrant and complex with a hint of citrus and stone-fruit.
Varietal: Batian | Ruiru 11 | SL28 | SL34
Processing: Washed
This coffee comes from Kieni Factory, a washing station near Karatina in Nyeri County, Kenya, managed by the Mugaga Farmers’ Co-operative Society. Around 1,000 small-holder farmers deliver cherries here, with each farmer typically managing about 200 trees. The co-operative supports its members with resources to improve yields and encourages participation from women and young people, helping ensure that high-quality coffee can be produced sustainably across the region. The farm sits between 1,650 and 1,850 meters above sea level, an ideal environment for the famed Kenyan varieties SL28, SL34, Batian, and Ruiru 11.
The cherries are hand-picked when ripe and carefully sorted to remove any damaged or under-ripe fruit. They are then pulped using disc pulpers, washed then fermented under water for 16–24 hours. The coffee is then rinsed and soaked for another 24 hours before being dried on raised beds. During drying, the beans are regularly turned and protected from excessive heat and rain, ensuring even drying and consistent quality.
The resulting cup is bright, clean, and complex. The meticulous care and expertise of the farmers and co-operative staff, deliver a coffee that showcases the best of Nyeri County.
Coffee is exempt from GST.