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bosques de san francisco, colombia + guatemala coffee from artisan roast broughton street

colombia + guatemala coffee

Bosques de San Francisco

by artisan roast broughton street · edinburgh, uk

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is bosques de san francisco, a washed colombia + guatemala from artisan roast broughton street.

milk chocolatedark chocolatealmond
£12.5buy from artisan roast broughton street

the bean

origin
colombia + guatemala
region
cauca
process
washed
roast
dark
status
in stock
bosques de san francisco is a dark-roasted washed coffee sourced from colombia and guatemala, with the colombian component coming from the cauca region. roasted by artisan roast on broughton street, it carries tasting notes of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond. the washed process keeps the cup clean and straightforward, letting the roast character sit at the front. at this roast level it suits brewing methods that benefit from body and low acidity, so espresso, moka pot, or cafetière are good starting points. grind fresh and keep water temperature around 90-93°c to avoid pulling bitter notes from the darker roast.

common questions

What does Bosques de San Francisco taste like?

it tastes of milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond. the dark roast and washed process keep it clean and chocolate-forward without a lot of fruity or acidic interference.

How is Bosques de San Francisco grown and processed?

it is sourced from colombia, specifically the cauca region, and from guatemala, and processed using the washed method, which removes the fruit before drying and produces a cleaner, more defined cup.

How should I brew Bosques de San Francisco?

the dark roast makes it a solid choice for espresso, moka pot, or cafetière, where its chocolate and almond character can come through with body. keep water temperature slightly lower, around 90-93°c, to avoid over-extracting bitter compounds from the darker roast.

about artisan roast broughton street

walking down broughton street, you can smell it before you see it. that unmistakable scent of beans hitting hot air, the kind that makes you slow your pace and follow your nose. artisan roast knows what they're doing with single-origin coffees, and their 4.6-star rating from over 800 reviews proves it's not just the neighborhood regulars who think so. this isn't the place for burnt, bitter cups that need three sugars to be drinkable. the baristas here understand extraction times, water temperature, the difference between a good shot and a great one. you'll taste it in how clean the finish is, how the fruit notes actually come through instead of hiding behind char. people come back because consistency matters, and because someone here actually cares whether your morning coffee makes your day better or just caffeinated.

all coffee from artisan roast broughton street

edinburgh, uk

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