Aoife (Pronounced: Eee-fah) is our latest coffee and comes from a small three hectare farm in the Narino region of Columbia. 

Everth Narváez has dedicated his life to coffee farming and works on the farm with his wife and three kids.

Over the last four years he has been working on new processes to improve the quality of the coffee he produces. Everth’s farm is found in the small village town of Medina Espejo in the South of Colombia. 
The farm sits at an altitude of 1800 masl and is surrounded by mountains with important rivers close by.
This Medium roast has smooth tastes of Honey, Chocolate and Blackcurrant. 
We've named this coffee Aoife which is probably derived from the Gaelic
'aoibh' which means 'beauty' or 'radiance'. Need we say more? Enjoy!

Aoife

Great coffee for every coffee lover. We've found some amazing coffee for you to try at home and with our brew guides we'll show you how to make every cup taste fantastic.

Causeway Coffee

This is our very special decaf coffee. It's a single origin bean from the Antigua region of Guatemala. It has tastes of nutmeg and cloves as well as some citrus flavours. We love this as a flat white but it's equally at home without milk. We hope you enjoy. 

We've named this coffee after another of Fionn MacCool's wives. It is commonly held that Saba (or Sadhbh) was Fionn MacCool's favourite wife. Irish mythology tells us she was turned into a Doe for refusing another warrior's love (Fer Doirich, “Dark Man”) but, after 3 years, became a beautiful girl again when she met Fionn MacCool.
Bring back the beauty in your coffee drinking with this blend and, like Fionn MacCool, you’ll surely want another!

Saba (Decaf)

This is our latest roast to warm us up with tastes of rich chocolate and caramel with a hint of cooked blackcurrant. This dark and rich single origin coffee comes from a small farm in the Narino region of South West Colombia. We trialed this with a small batch roast over Christmas and it seems you loved it as much as we did. 

Gráinne is one of the central figures in the Middle Irish text Finn and Gráinne and, most famously, in the 17th-century tale The Pursuit of Diarmuid and Gráinne, which tells of her betrothal to Fionn mac Cumhaill, leader of the Fianna, and her subsequent elopement with Fionn's warrior Diarmuid Ua Duibhne.

Grainne

Notes of silky smooth chocolate with a slight note of lemon and a clean herbal finish.
This is our brand new coffee launching on 1st June'21. It's taken us a while to get it right but we're so excited to share this single origin Ethiopian coffee from the Rift valley, the home of coffee.  Made  simply in a cafetiere or filter it's the ideal coffee to sip during the day. It's elegant and smooth and a coffee ideal for tempting tea lovers into our world.  We hope you love this as much as we do.

The name Eimear (sometimes spelled Emer) is a girl's name of Irish Gaelic origin meaning "swift".  She was most famous for being the wife of the legendary Cuchulainn although she was known to be a fierce warrior herself possessing gifts of beauty, voice, speech and wisdom.

Eimear

Welcome to our latest and very special dark roast.

This coffee is a delicious blend of coffee beans from Columbia and Central America resulting in a taste profile of rich, velvety dark chocolate with hazelnuts and pecans. 

We love the rich, sumptuous profile of this coffee. Definitely a coffee to look forward too. We've named this coffee after Oonagh the wife of Fionn MacCool. According to the legend it was Oonagh that came up with the idea of hiding her giant husband in a massive cradle and thus saving him from the even bigger Scottish giant Angus Benandonner for whom the causeway was bulit. Make our Oonagh your secret pleasure!

Oonagh

This is our seasonal house blend and we hope you love it as much as we do.

The flavour profile is full bodied and syrupy with milk chocolate, plum jam and butterscotch. We get this by combining the rich, full bodied and chocolatey profile of the Sumatran bean with the sweetness of the Brazilian coffee and the big punch of flavour of the Kenyan beans. 

We've named it after the beautiful and voluptuous (like our coffee!) Queen to King Lubhdán from the 13th century story Eisert, itself based on the 8th century saga of Fearghus Mac Leide, King of Ulster. The story relates the adventures and misadventures of Bábó and her husband Lubhdán in Ulster. It has been suggested that this story, contrasting a land of pygmies (Lubhdán/Leprechaun), was the basis for Swift's Gulliver's Travels!

Bebo

This is our smooth blend of Arabica beans from Brazil and Central America. It has a sultry smoky first impression with a gentle acidity cutting through and a subtle hint of chocolate, hazelnut and caramel

Great as an all round coffee as either an espresso or as an Americano, Flat White, Latte or Cappuccino. We recommend buying wholebean coffee so that you can grind your coffee freshly as you need it. If you prefer we can grind your coffee beans for you. Just select from the pull down menu above and we'll get your coffee on it's way to you.

Nábla is a Gaelic version of an Anglo-Norman name still common among some Donegal families. The name is believed to be derived from Annabelle influenced by the ancient Greek name Anna meaning graceful. This coffee is as smooth and graceful as Nábla suggests.

Nabla

This is our extra special rich dark roast which can easily kick through milk. If you're looking for a great, rich and intense espresso without the rough edges then this is the one. You'll get tastes of caramel, hazelnut and dark chocolate. Great as an espresso but strong enough to cut through milk so you still get that great taste in a Latte or Cappuccino. 

The name is derived from the old Gaelic word Ciar meaning dark or black. The 7th century St. Ciara, as the story has it, was called upon by St. Brendan to quell a fire at his monastery which she did by saying a single prayer. We speculate that St. Brendan was a Capuchin monk from which cappuccino got its name.
Our Ciara blend would certainly make a deep, rich, coffee experience.

Ciara

Naimh (Pronounced: Neeve)
One of our newest coffees. A heavy bodied and creamy coffee with notes of sweet butterscotch, mellow citrus and a long smooth finish

The name Naimh is from the old Irish word Niam meaning bright or radiant

Causeway Coffee

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Coffee Roasts

Aoife

Bebo

Ciara

Eimear

Grainne

Nabla

Niamh

Oonagh

Saba (Decaf)

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