High Tide Ceylon | Sri Lankan Arabica Coffee

The Story of Every Cup Begins Here

Sourced through smallholder farming communities across Sri Lanka's Central Highlands and carefully processed to reveal the character of Ceylon Arabica coffee.

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What The Tide Brings

A few of our favourites from across our range — the ones we keep coming back to, like the tide, from the Highlands of Sri Lanka.

Heritage • Whole Bean • Natural

Heritage • Whole Bean • Natural

Regular price From Rs 1,460.00 LKR

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Classic • Ground Coffee • Natural

Classic • Ground Coffee • Natural

Regular price From Rs 1,260.00 LKR

Regular price Sale price From Rs 1,260.00 LKR
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Heritage • Whole Bean • Washed

Heritage • Whole Bean • Washed

Regular price From Rs 1,460.00 LKR

Regular price Sale price From Rs 1,460.00 LKR
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Classic • Whole Beans • Natural

Classic • Whole Beans • Natural

Regular price From Rs 1,200.00 LKR

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The History and Resurgence of Ceylon Coffee

Before tea defined Sri Lanka, coffee did. In the 19th century, Ceylon stood among the world’s leading coffee producers until leaf rust reshaped the island’s agricultural path. Today, Arabica is returning to the highlands — smaller in scale, more disciplined in cultivation, and focused on quality over volume.

High Tide is part of this renewed chapter.

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Rooted in the Central Highlands
Nurtured by Smallholder Farmers
Small Batches Built for Everyday Moments
Roasted with Care and Intention

The Science Behind Ceylon Arabica

Arabica is shaped by measurable environmental forces — altitude, temperature range, rainfall rhythm, and soil chemistry. Sri Lanka’s central highlands fall within globally recognised quality parameters for Coffea arabica. Slower maturation, mineral-active soils, and controlled environmental stress influence how the bean develops — physically and chemically.

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From Their Harvest To Your Cup

From smallholder farms in the Matale highlands to your morning cup — the distance is short. What sits between is the quiet craft of people who have known this land for generations.

What This Means In The Cup

Environmental rhythm and disciplined cultivation translate into cup character. Ceylon Arabica tends toward clarity over weight, balance over intensity, and composure over aggression. It is refined rather than loud.

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The Story of Every Cup Begins Here

What The Tide Brings

The History and Resurgence of Ceylon Coffee

Rooted in the Central Highlands

Nurtured by Smallholder Farmers

Small Batches Built for Everyday Moments

Roasted with Care and Intention

The Science Behind Ceylon Arabica

From Their Harvest To Your Cup

What This Means In The Cup