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Now roasting Freebird · Chiang Mai, Thailand · Washed

Single origin · Chiang Mai, Thailand

Freebird rotating bean.

A washed lot from the highlands around Chiang Mai, Thailand. Always fresh. Always fun. Fill the ticket. We roast it to that exact condition and pack whole beans.

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Young Capy sitting with a sack of Freebird beans from Chiang Mai

Ticket

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Current bean

Freebird

Rotating single origin · Chiang Mai, Thailand

Whole beans · Washed · Typica & Catimor

Rotating
Roast profile

Named Kaffelogic profiles — the curve the Nano 7 runs. Roast level is the Light–Dark bar below.

Roast level

3.0

A continuous Light–Dark bar. Not Young / Adult / Grandpa — those are named Kaffelogic profiles above.

LightDark
Bag size

Off by default. Same roast profile and roast level as your bag.

Roasted on Kaffelogic · Nano 7 class fluid-bed. Packed as whole beans. Peak flavor.

Kaffelogic profiles

Three named profiles. That’s the roast family.

How roasting works
Young Capy roast profile card

Young Capy

Named Kaffelogic profile

Bright & sparkling

A named Kaffelogic profile with a lively curve — high and clear, with citrus peel, white flowers, and a thread of honey. The youngest roast in the family.

Citrus · Floral · Honey

Adult Capy roast profile card

Adult Capy

Named Kaffelogic profile

Balanced & smooth

The everyday Kaffelogic profile. Cocoa and caramel sit in the middle, with a hint of almond. Peaceful, like a capy in a bandana.

Milk chocolate · Toffee · Nuts

Grandpa Capy roast profile card

Grandpa Capy

Named Kaffelogic profile

Bold & comforting

A named Kaffelogic profile that runs wise and steady. Low and chocolatey, with a ribbon of smoke. Sip slow, stay cozy.

Dark chocolate · Smoke · Molasses

The bay

Roasted on Kaffelogic Nano 7

Every bag is roasted to order on a Kaffelogic Nano 7 class fluid-bed roaster. Hot air, not a drum — tight control, small batches, peak flavor. You pick a named profile — Young, Adult, or Grandpa Capy — then slide roast level from Light to Dark. The machine follows. No drum lottery, no “whatever’s in the hopper.”

See the three profiles