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homeroastersalrighty roastery & coffee shopuganda | kyenjojo district | clarke
uganda | kyenjojo district | clarke, uganda coffee from alrighty roastery & coffee shop

uganda coffee

Uganda | Kyenjojo District | Clarke

by alrighty roastery & coffee shop · munich, germany

expect macadamia. this is uganda | kyenjojo district | clarke, an uganda from alrighty roastery & coffee shop.

macadamia
€9.9buy from alrighty roastery & coffee shop

the bean

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uganda
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in stock
this coffee comes from kyenjojo district in uganda, roasted by alrighty roastery and coffee shop under the clarke lot. kyenjojo sits in western uganda, a region known for producing coffees with a distinctly creamy, nutty character. the tasting notes here centre on macadamia, pointing to a smooth, buttery cup with mild sweetness and low acidity. because the profile is gentle and rounded rather than bright or sharp, it suits brewing methods that highlight texture and body, such as french press or a slow pour over with a lower brew temperature, which will keep the nutty qualities forward without introducing bitterness.

common questions

What does Uganda | Kyenjojo District | Clarke taste like?

the primary tasting note is macadamia, so expect a creamy, nutty cup with a smooth, buttery quality and understated sweetness.

How is Uganda | Kyenjojo District | Clarke grown and processed?

this coffee is sourced from kyenjojo district in western uganda, though specific processing details such as washed or natural have not been confirmed for this lot.

How should I brew Uganda | Kyenjojo District | Clarke?

brewing methods that emphasise body and texture, such as french press or a careful pour over, will best highlight the macadamia nuttiness without overpowering the cup's gentle character.

about alrighty roastery & coffee shop

you need somewhere to settle in with your laptop for the long haul, the kind of place that doesn't rush you through a single cortado. alrighty roastery sits on speicherstraße in an area that feels removed from munich's tourist crush, where the industrial edges haven't been completely polished away. this is serious coffee territory. they roast their own beans here, which means the people behind the counter actually know what they're talking about when you ask questions. the regulars have strong opinions about this place, the kind of loyalty you earn by consistently doing things right rather than making noise about it. you'll find yourself coming back not because of any particular gimmick, but because the coffee holds up to scrutiny. the space works whether you're grabbing something quick or camping out for hours. that speicherstraße location gives you just enough distance from the crowds while keeping you connected to the city's actual rhythm.

all coffee from alrighty roastery & coffee shop

munich, germany

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