MAKAI Decaf Coffee - Lifetime Canister

MAKAI SWISS WATER Decaf Coffee

Roasted in-house by Surface Coffee Roasters

How the Lifetime Canister Works

When your Lifetime Canister arrives, it will be made from durable stainless steel with an airtight seal and a breathable valve. Please keep all the components safe.

Inside your box, you’ll find:

• Your Lifetime Canister
• A postcard with instructions explaining how the system works

Once you’ve finished with your coffee, simply send the canister back to us using the address printed on the canister. Alternatively, you can visit our refill page on the website, where you’ll find a list of locations offering refills for your Surface Coffee canister.

Remember this is your canister for life, so refill it as often as you can! It’s super simple, and together we’re making a real difference. This year alone, we’ve already saved over 50,000 bags from ending up in landfill or our oceans.

Here’s how it works:

1. Open your box with care.
2. Enjoy your coffee.
3. When empty, place your canister back in the box.
4. Send it back to us.
5. Drop it off at your local Royal Mail Drop & Go Post Office.

That’s it we’ll handle everything from there! ☕🌍

Product Information

No caffeine, no compromise. Our decaf blend has notes of black tea, lime and honey.

Origin: Mexico
Farm: GRAPOS
Varietal: Bourbon & Typica
Process: Decaf
Altitude: 700 – 1,600 metres above sea level
Region: Chiapas
Owner: 2,708 smallholder producers
Tasting Notes: Black tea, lime and honey. 
Farm Size: 3 hectares
Origin: GRAPOS Organic Mountain Water Decaf

Chiapas is situated in the southern reaches of Mexico, with rich biodiversity and climbing altitudes – this region is known for its healthy soils and ideal climates for coffee production. As one of the five Mayan States in Mexico, Chiapas has a wealth of archaeological and cultural history. It is within this region that the Grupo de Agricultores Positivos S.P.R. (GRAPOS) was founded in 2007.

Throughout the Chiapas region, specifically in the El Porvenir and Llano Grande municipalities, are collections of smallholder coffee producers growing coffee in the rich upper reaches of the mountains. The GRAPOS organization was initially comprised of 90 producers, growing to 300 the following year, and expanded to the 2,708 producers involved today, 772 of which are females.

El Porvenir translates to mean ‘the future,’ which is evident in its high altitudes, rich biodiversity, and potential to create a harmonious future with high quality coffee production and ecosystem preservation. The area also borders the Triunfo Biosphere Reserve, which explains the biodiverse array of native flora and fauna in the area.

GRAPOS seeks to provide each of these producers with the necessary guidance to produce high-quality coffee. This comes in the form of technical assistance, free seedlings to replace damaged trees, in addition to other educational programs.

There are 8 collection centres throughout the area to make it easier for producers to deliver their cherries to the mill located in Angel Díaz, Honduras, Llano Grande, Porvenir, Vega del Rosario, Tapachula, Guatimoc, and Chicomuselo. The producers live in remote farms, making communication and travel quite difficult – so GRAPOS provides the necessary assistance to the producers, making it easier to deliver and sell cherries. Thanks to the organization’s involvement, these producers have seen an increase in yields and quality, thus leading to an increase in overall income. This then allows more funds to be invested in the farms and creates a future for coffee production in this region.