

Know Your Coffee Profile
Highlighting the altitude, process, and craftsmanship that make the Valinor microlot a truly one-of-a-kind cup.


The Story of Valinor

Brew to Unlock Bright Complexity

Creative Ways to Enjoy Valinor
Your Coffee. Your Story.
Coffee.Plus VS Other Brands
In a market saturated with choices, coffee.plus sets itself apart. We focus on meticulously sourced, specialty-grade beans and expert roasting, unlocking unparalleled flavor and aroma often missing in other brands. Experience the difference of true quality, consistency, and a more refined coffee journey with every cup.
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From Bean to Brew, Coffee Plus Delivers
Across every product line, customers hit meaningful wins within just days.
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taste fresher flavour than top café beans on first sip.
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achieve richer crema in every first home brew attempt consistently.
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reorder beans within thirty days of initial purchase experience again.
Results from over two decades in the industry
Your questions answered - from the science of fermentation to the best way to brew and store this rare coffee.
FAQs about Valinor

Why is malolactic fermentation rare in coffee?
Why is malolactic fermentation rare in coffee?
This process requires precise control of temperature, time, and culture strains. It’s an advanced technique borrowed from winemaking that only a few estates experiment with, making this microlot truly unique.
Does malolactic fermentation affect caffeine levels?
Does malolactic fermentation affect caffeine levels?
No, caffeine content is unaffected by the fermentation process. What changes is the cup profile — acidity is smoothed, and deeper flavour layers emerge.
How should I grind for best results?
How should I grind for best results?
A medium grind for pour-over is optimal. For espresso, go slightly finer, but avoid over-extraction to preserve the coffee’s bright character.
Will the flavour change as the coffee ages?
Will the flavour change as the coffee ages?
Yes. In the first 2–3 weeks post-roast, expect heightened winey acidity and vibrant berry notes. After that, flavours mellow, and the chocolate depth becomes more dominant.