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barista 50 - 1950's roast, honduras coffee from alfie & co coffee roasters

honduras coffee

BARISTA 50 - 1950's Roast

by alfie & co coffee roasters · glasgow, uk

expect macadamia. this is barista 50 - 1950's roast, a honduras from alfie & co coffee roasters.

macadamia
£10.95buy from alfie & co coffee roasters

the bean

origin
honduras
status
in stock
barista 50 is a darker-style roast from alfie and co coffee roasters, built around honduran beans and named as a nod to 1950s coffee culture. honduras is known for producing coffees with a smooth, nutty character, and that comes through here in the macadamia note, which sits rich and buttery without sharp edges. this is a roast that suits people who want something mellow and approachable rather than bright or acidic. it works well through brewing methods that complement body and low acidity, such as french press, espresso, or a moka pot, where the fuller roast development can be expressed properly.

common questions

What does BARISTA 50 - 1950's Roast taste like?

the listed tasting note is macadamia, pointing to a smooth, buttery nuttiness. this is a mellow, low-acidity profile rather than a fruity or bright one.

How is BARISTA 50 - 1950's Roast grown and processed?

the coffee is sourced from honduras, a country with established arabica-growing regions across its mountainous interior. no specific processing method or farm details are provided for this blend.

How should I brew BARISTA 50 - 1950's Roast?

as a darker roast, it suits full-immersion or pressure-based methods like french press, espresso, or moka pot, which draw out body and complement the nutty character. avoid very light brewing methods that might emphasise bitterness in a darker roast.

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