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homeroasters보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g

costa rica coffee

그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g

by 보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery · gwangjin district, south korea

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is 그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g, a honey costa rica from 보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery.

honeyhoneycomb
₩28000buy from 보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery

the bean

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costa rica
process
honey
status
in stock
그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 is a costa rican coffee roasted by bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery in seoul. processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, it develops a naturally sweet, syrupy character. the cup reflects that process directly, leaning into honey and honeycomb flavors with a smooth, low-acidity body. to get the most from it, use a filter method like pour over or v60 with water around 90-92°c, a medium grind, and a slow, even pour to let the sweetness open up without muddiness.

common questions

What does 그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g taste like?

this coffee tastes of honey and honeycomb, characteristics that come directly from its honey processing method. the overall cup is sweet and smooth, without sharp or fruity edges.

How is 그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g grown and processed?

it is grown in costa rica and processed using the honey method, meaning the coffee cherry skin is removed but some of the sticky mucilage is left on the bean as it dries. this adds sweetness and body to the finished cup.

How should I brew 그라니토스 데 알투라 오르티스 코스타리카 250g?

a filter brew method such as pour over or v60 suits this coffee well, allowing its honey sweetness to come through cleanly. use water around 90-92°c and a medium grind, pouring steadily to avoid over-extraction.

about 보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery

bonanza coffee roasts beans the way serious places should. you're not getting mass-market blends here, and that shows in every cup they pull. the neungdong-ro location anchors itself in gwangjin district with the kind of local reputation that builds slowly, one regular at a time. seoul's specialty scene demands precision, and this roastery delivers without making noise about it. the coffee speaks for itself, clean extractions, careful sourcing, beans treated with respect rather than rushed through production. when you need something beyond convenience store coffee but don't want pretense with your caffeine, this is where gwangjin residents point their friends. order their house blend black on a tuesday morning.

all coffee from 보난자커피 군자 카페 & 로스터리 bonanza coffee gunja cafe & roastery

gwangjin district, south korea

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