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24,00 $US/300g
Traitement
Altitude
1100-1600 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso

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Select roast profile (Drip or Espresso) based on your brew method. La Llamarada (“flare” or “blaze”) is named for El Malinche, a native tree that blooms with fiery-red flowers at the beginning of the rainy season across the Nueva Segovia and Jinotega regions of Nicaragua. These areas feature high elevation, diverse soil types, and optimal climate conditions that have allowed desirable coffee varieties to thrive and specialty coffee to flourish under the stewardship of quality-minded producers. Recent years have brought more diversification of processing styles in Nicaragua, showing an enthusiasm for flamboyant flavor much like El Malinche. In this natural-process coffee, look for notes of almond, apricot, and chocolate cake.
Select roast profile (Drip or Espresso) based on your brew method. La Llamarada (“flare” or “blaze”) is named for El Malinche, a native tree that blooms with fiery-red flowers at the beginning of the rainy season across the Nueva Segovia and Jinotega regions of Nicaragua. These areas feature high elevation, diverse soil types, and optimal climate conditions that have allowed desirable coffee varieties to thrive and specialty coffee to flourish under the stewardship of quality-minded producers. Recent years have brought more diversification of processing styles in Nicaragua, showing an enthusiasm for flamboyant flavor much like El Malinche. In this natural-process coffee, look for notes of almond, apricot, and chocolate cake.
Original en anglais.
Voir les éditions précédentes
300g
24,00 $US
(36,29 $US/lbs)

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Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Moyenne à foncée

Notes de dégustation

Amande
Abricot
Chocolat
Gâteau au chocolat
Fruité

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24,00 $US/300g
300g
24,00 $US
(36,29 $US/lbs)

Profil

Caractéristiques gustatives

Léger et aux notes de thé
Corsé et crémeux
Doux
Vif et acidulé
Moins sucré
Très sucré
Amertume subtile
Amertume prononcée
Classique
Funky et original
Niveau de torréfaction : Moyenne à foncée

Notes de dégustation

Amande
Abricot
Chocolat
Gâteau au chocolat
Fruité
Traitement
Altitude
1100-1600 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso

Ce que dit la marque

Select roast profile (Drip or Espresso) based on your brew method. La Llamarada (“flare” or “blaze”) is named for El Malinche, a native tree that blooms with fiery-red flowers at the beginning of the rainy season across the Nueva Segovia and Jinotega regions of Nicaragua. These areas feature high elevation, diverse soil types, and optimal climate conditions that have allowed desirable coffee varieties to thrive and specialty coffee to flourish under the stewardship of quality-minded producers. Recent years have brought more diversification of processing styles in Nicaragua, showing an enthusiasm for flamboyant flavor much like El Malinche. In this natural-process coffee, look for notes of almond, apricot, and chocolate cake.
Select roast profile (Drip or Espresso) based on your brew method. La Llamarada (“flare” or “blaze”) is named for El Malinche, a native tree that blooms with fiery-red flowers at the beginning of the rainy season across the Nueva Segovia and Jinotega regions of Nicaragua. These areas feature high elevation, diverse soil types, and optimal climate conditions that have allowed desirable coffee varieties to thrive and specialty coffee to flourish under the stewardship of quality-minded producers. Recent years have brought more diversification of processing styles in Nicaragua, showing an enthusiasm for flamboyant flavor much like El Malinche. In this natural-process coffee, look for notes of almond, apricot, and chocolate cake.
Original en anglais.
Voir les éditions précédentes

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