Rewind Magic

Bringing together festive favorites for crisp mornings, full houses and celebrating all the wonderfully nostalgic moments from the Christmases we remember. A thoughtful present for someone you love, or something to keep all to yourself. Both equally admirable. 

And to make it even sweeter, you save 10% when buying the selection box. 

Kinini meaning ‘this big thing right here’ is based in Rwanda’s Rulindo district, partnering with 600 smallholder farmers across 252 hectares in the Rusiga and Mbogo regions and producing internationally recognised speciality coffees. Founded in 2012 by Jacqueline and Malcolm, the cooperative was created to provide sustainable income for the coffee-growing communities while supporting their charity A New Beginning. 

With women making up 85% of its members, Kinini is dedicated to empowering vulnerable women, and creating safer, brighter futures for their children and orphans. Through its partnership with A New Beginning, 10% of coffee revenue is directly reinvested in the local community and has funded local infrastructure like roads, schools and coffee cherry collection points. Its community initiatives also include a school providing education for over 300 local children aged 4-11, alongside access to maternity and general healthcare. 

Founded in 1960, Coope Tarrazú is based in Costa Rica and represents over 5,000 coffee-producing members. Alongside producing some of the country’s most recognised coffees, the cooperative invests in renewable energy, water conservation and biodiversity protection, while supporting local education and childcare programmes that safeguard children within coffee-growing communities. 

This year’s blend features a naturally processed coffee from the San Francisco community within the Tarrazú region. Through its Community Lots project, Coope Tarrazú members direct coffee premiums towards local initiatives, including Casa de la Algeria (‘Houses of Joy’), a childcare programme providing safe, nurturing spaces for the children of migrant coffee-picking families while their parents work.