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Hints of apricot, caramel, jasmine, and victory! The Coffee Magazine organise a roasting competition each year. This year we thought we'd enter. This is the roast we submitted for blind scoring to win the finals round of the competition. LONG, BORING, DETAILED BIT: 50+ roasters received the same coffee and each submitted a roast for blind scoring in the preliminary round of the competition. You may remember this release of the roast that got us to 6th place in the qualifying round. The top 10 progressed to the finals round and received a new coffee, a washed red bourbon from the Bugoyi station in Rwanda, to roast and submit for blind scoring. TL;DR: Here's a taste of our winning approach to roasting this lot. It's a fresh boi with vibrant stone fruit acidity and apricot flavour (kinda like apricot sweets), that moves to caramel, with hints of jasmine florals and a sweet black tea finish. LIMITED AVAILABILITY: yup, there are only about 20-odd boxes of this, and roasts may be a few weeks old at time of purchase – it took a couple weeks for winners to be announced. Don't worry, we've brewed this on the bar and things are still very tasty.
Hints of apricot, caramel, jasmine, and victory! The Coffee Magazine organise a roasting competition each year. This year we thought we'd enter. This is the roast we submitted for blind scoring to win the finals round of the competition. LONG, BORING, DETAILED BIT: 50+ roasters received the same coffee and each submitted a roast for blind scoring in the preliminary round of the competition. You may remember this release of the roast that got us to 6th place in the qualifying round. The top 10 progressed to the finals round and received a new coffee, a washed red bourbon from the Bugoyi station in Rwanda, to roast and submit for blind scoring. TL;DR: Here's a taste of our winning approach to roasting this lot. It's a fresh boi with vibrant stone fruit acidity and apricot flavour (kinda like apricot sweets), that moves to caramel, with hints of jasmine florals and a sweet black tea finish. LIMITED AVAILABILITY: yup, there are only about 20-odd boxes of this, and roasts may be a few weeks old at time of purchase – it took a couple weeks for winners to be announced. Don't worry, we've brewed this on the bar and things are still very tasty.
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A Shot in the Dark First Place Roast - Baho Bugoyi, Rwanda

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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 : Claire à moyenne

Notes de dégustation

Abricot
Caramel
Thé sucré
Jasmin

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A Shot in the Dark First Place Roast - Baho Bugoyi, Rwanda

N’est plus disponible

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 : Claire à moyenne

Notes de dégustation

Abricot
Caramel
Thé sucré
Jasmin
Traitement
Variété
Altitude
1500-1900 m alt.
Recommandé pour
Filtre, Espresso

Ce que dit la marque

Hints of apricot, caramel, jasmine, and victory! The Coffee Magazine organise a roasting competition each year. This year we thought we'd enter. This is the roast we submitted for blind scoring to win the finals round of the competition. LONG, BORING, DETAILED BIT: 50+ roasters received the same coffee and each submitted a roast for blind scoring in the preliminary round of the competition. You may remember this release of the roast that got us to 6th place in the qualifying round. The top 10 progressed to the finals round and received a new coffee, a washed red bourbon from the Bugoyi station in Rwanda, to roast and submit for blind scoring. TL;DR: Here's a taste of our winning approach to roasting this lot. It's a fresh boi with vibrant stone fruit acidity and apricot flavour (kinda like apricot sweets), that moves to caramel, with hints of jasmine florals and a sweet black tea finish. LIMITED AVAILABILITY: yup, there are only about 20-odd boxes of this, and roasts may be a few weeks old at time of purchase – it took a couple weeks for winners to be announced. Don't worry, we've brewed this on the bar and things are still very tasty.
Hints of apricot, caramel, jasmine, and victory! The Coffee Magazine organise a roasting competition each year. This year we thought we'd enter. This is the roast we submitted for blind scoring to win the finals round of the competition. LONG, BORING, DETAILED BIT: 50+ roasters received the same coffee and each submitted a roast for blind scoring in the preliminary round of the competition. You may remember this release of the roast that got us to 6th place in the qualifying round. The top 10 progressed to the finals round and received a new coffee, a washed red bourbon from the Bugoyi station in Rwanda, to roast and submit for blind scoring. TL;DR: Here's a taste of our winning approach to roasting this lot. It's a fresh boi with vibrant stone fruit acidity and apricot flavour (kinda like apricot sweets), that moves to caramel, with hints of jasmine florals and a sweet black tea finish. LIMITED AVAILABILITY: yup, there are only about 20-odd boxes of this, and roasts may be a few weeks old at time of purchase – it took a couple weeks for winners to be announced. Don't worry, we've brewed this on the bar and things are still very tasty.
Original en anglais.
Voir les éditions précédentes

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