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This coffee is an ideal example of Burundi's nationwide terroir. It's a blend of farms from two of Burundi's major coffee-producing countries, Kayanza and Muramva. The result? Notes of dark chocolate, floral honey sweetness, and a little hint of 'petrichor' -- the aroma of fresh rain on soil. These flavors come together to create a remarkable experience while highlighting what makes Burundi coffees special. We also tasted papaya, baking spices, cocoa powder, nectarine, and sage.
Bag Size: 12 oz
Roast: Light
Origin: Burundi
Elevation: 1800m
Varietal: Red Bourbon, Mibirizi
Process: Washed
Roaster Tasting Notes: Dark chocolate and honey sweetness with cherry flavors and cranberry acidity.
We Tasted: Papaya, Baking Spices, Cocoa Powder, Nectarine, and Sage.
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This small team of coffee professionals from Brooklyn is passionate about curating and roasting sweet, juicy, and complex coffees that exhibit well-structured and interesting flavor profiles. Loveless Coffee roast in a style they call New York-Nordic, influenced by their training in Norway and their barista careers in New York. The style falls somewhere around medium-light but with pronounced clarity, sweetness, and structure.
This coffee does particularly well with paper filter brewing methods.
Paper Filter Recipe
205F (1m off boil)
20g of coffee
Medium grind - (4 on a Fellow Ode)
0m00s Pour 60g of water to bloom
0m30s In a quarter sized circle, slowly pour up to 200g of water
1m30s Slowly pour up to 340g
Total Brew Time: 3m - 3m 30s