Tobeatic Wild
A medium roast from Honduras with whole-bean, fine, medium and coarse grind selections.
Check the current bag size and availability. Origin and roast are maker specifications, not an Upvote tasting test.
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Sissiboo Coffee Roaster
Bear River and Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
Choose a roast and grind that suit how you actually brew.
Sissiboo’s coffee shop makes its roast styles and bean origins easy to compare. Tobeatic Wild is a medium Honduran coffee; Fundy Storm is a darker Nicaraguan option, each with whole-bean and grind choices.
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The story & the craft.
Sissiboo connects a Nova Scotia roasting business with café locations in Bear River and Annapolis Royal. Its shop makes two useful details visible together: where a coffee grew and how it was roasted. Tobeatic Wild is listed as a medium roast from Honduras, while Fundy Storm is a dark roast from Nicaragua. Those are distinct choices for a home brewer, without needing to adopt the maker’s tasting notes as a tested result.
Both coffees offer whole beans and fine, medium or coarse grinds. If you grind at home, compare the whole-bean listings; otherwise, identify the grind your equipment needs before choosing the bag. A question about bag size or an unfamiliar grind can go through the official contact page. The Canadian connection is the roasting business and its locations, while the selected beans’ agricultural origins remain Honduras and Nicaragua.
What they make & offer.
Fundy Storm
A dark roast from Nicaragua with whole-bean and three ground options.
Confirm bag size and grind before ordering. Listed tasting notes are subjective maker descriptions.
View product detailsBefore you buy or go.
Choose whole bean or the appropriate fine, medium or coarse grind. The terms give a processing estimate before postal delivery and allow for coffee and postal delays; checkout controls do not establish immediate stock.
The Canadian connection.
Nova Scotia coffee-roasting business with Bear River and Annapolis Royal locations. The featured beans are explicitly from Honduras and Nicaragua; roasting here does not make their agricultural origin Canadian.
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