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The concept of this coffee profile is almost blasphemy to the world of Specialty Coffee. Roasting an African coffee to a true dark roast profile can be to purest as bad as cooking a prime or wagyu steak well done or long finger nails scratching a chalk board. Well, who still uses a chalk board?
But this coffee isn't for the so-called purist. It's for a coffee fan who admires different takes on things and a dark roast lover who has never tasted a coffee so bold, but so sweet with a fruity finish.
This coffee does a really good job of turning you upside down and to think this is even possible. You can throw all of the brewing techniques at it and you will get a similar taste with a slight variation.
This coffee is extreme fun to enjoy and you will be surprised how yummy an African coffee can taste as a real dark roast profile.
The concept of this coffee profile is almost blasphemy to the world of Specialty Coffee. Roasting an African coffee to a true dark roast profile can be to purest as bad as cooking a prime or wagyu steak well done or long finger nails scratching a chalk board. Well, who still uses a chalk board?
But this coffee isn't for the so-called purist. It's for a coffee fan who admires different takes on things and a dark roast lover who has never tasted a coffee so bold, but so sweet with a fruity finish.
This coffee does a really good job of turning you upside down and to think this is even possible. You can throw all of the brewing techniques at it and you will get a similar taste with a slight variation.
This coffee is extreme fun to enjoy and you will be surprised how yummy an African coffee can taste as a real dark roast profile.