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Lykke Can Coffee X-Mas Calendar 2026 – specialty coffee from El Salvador, Uganda, Brazil & Peru. Whole beans or filter ground. One can hides a Golden Ticket!
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Lykke Can Coffee X-Mas Calendar 2026 – four cans, four coffee adventures, and one hidden Golden Ticket!
An advent calendar for coffee lovers with a taste for adventure. Every Advent Sunday, you open a new can filled with carefully selected coffee beans from Lykke's own origin farms. But hidden inside one of the calendars is something extra special – a Golden Ticket. The lucky winner gets to join Lykke on a trip to one of their origin countries.
An advent calendar that's more than a countdown to Christmas. It's the start of a coffee adventure.
December kicks off with a dream coffee from Miguel Angel López Mena, grown at high altitude in Chalatenango. The well-known Pacamara variety was naturally dried for 28 days inside the coffee cherry – the result is a juicy, tropical cup with notes of apricot, papaya and a smooth milk chocolate finish.
For the second Advent, we head to the majestic Rwenzori Mountains in Uganda. Lunar Coffee's fully washed coffee with classic SL varieties is bright, elegant and lively – with a lovely balance of crisp acidity and a sweet, nutty finish. Expect notes of marzipan and cranberry in a refreshing, vibrant cup.
The third Advent is pure comfort – the coffee world's answer to a warm hug. Producers Renato, Sidney and Tulio from Sul de Minas deliver a natural Catuaí that's soft and rich, with notes of buttery caramel, creamy milk chocolate and roasted hazelnut. Perfect for a cosy December evening.
The grand finale – and Lykke pulls out all the stops. Edinson Villa Loayza's Geisha from Yurinaki in Peru, dried for 37 days on parabolic raised beds, delivers a flavour explosion. Playful, jammy and intensely fruity with notes of sweet cherry and Hubba Bubba bubblegum. A true celebration coffee to welcome the holidays.
About Lykke Coffee Farms:
Lykke Coffee Farms is driven by a simple question: how can you produce coffee without harming anyone or anything? By owning their coffee plantations together with the farmers and cutting out middlemen, they create a sustainable model where both people and the environment come first.