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Fellows House Blend

Roasted by Methodical Coffee

This whole bean house blend consists of fifty percent Colombia Landmark and fifty percent Colombia Willow.

Fellows House Blend — Methodical Coffee
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From the roaster

Our very own whole bean Fellows Coffee. 

House Blend

50% Colombia Landmark

50% Colombia Willow

— Methodical Coffee

Context

The Fellows House Blend by Methodical Coffee represents a curated approach to sourcing and roasting, drawing its foundation from the diverse coffee-growing landscapes of Colombia. House blends are traditionally designed to offer a consistent, balanced profile that highlights the inherent characteristics of their origin while providing a reliable experience for daily brewing. By combining beans from specific regions, roasters aim to achieve a harmonious cup that bridges the gap between bright acidity and deep, comforting sweetness.

When evaluating the nuances of a blend like this, enthusiasts often look to the flavor wheel to identify specific aromatic markers and taste profiles. While single-origin coffees often showcase the distinct terroir of a micro-lot, blends are crafted to emphasize structural integrity and versatility across various preparation methods. This particular offering reflects the roaster's commitment to quality, inviting drinkers to explore the complex interplay of flavors that define high-quality Colombian coffee.

Buy — $26 from Methodical Coffee

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Frequently asked questions

Where is Fellows House Blend grown?

Fellows House Blend, roasted by Methodical Coffee, is sourced from Huila, Colombia.

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Last verified: October 14, 2026 · Browse all beans.