Ethiopia
Ethiopia Tore – natural
natural
red berries · apricot · elderflower
2.450 Ft
Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea is one of those coffee-growing countries with a great many small farms whose cherries are processed not on the farms but at central mills. This coffee comes from the Kindeng station, which processes the coffee of around 1,500 farmers. Drying takes roughly a month, and it is during that time that the faintly alcoholic notes reminiscent of red wine develop and the sugars concentrate — the result being an astonishingly syrupy, flavour-packed coffee.
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Size
About this lot
Papua New Guinea rarely makes it onto the shelves, even though one of the oldest Arabica varieties, Typica, has survived here in almost pristine condition. Thanks to the long drying period, it can be used to produce an exceptionally syrupy, dense coffee.
We buy small lots and roast them in batches we can taste all the way through. Every bag carries its roast date — not a best-before, because coffee does not spoil, it only loses its best.
Specification
Where to start
House starting points, not scripture. Adjust for your grinder, your water and your morning.
Eszpresszó
V60 / filter
Ethiopia
natural
red berries · apricot · elderflower
2.450 Ft
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