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homeroastersbrûlerie aladdin roastery hullguatémaltèque léger et foncé

guatemala coffee

Guatémaltèque léger et foncé

by brûlerie aladdin roastery hull · gatineau, canada

expect caramel. this is guatémaltèque léger et foncé, a guatemala from brûlerie aladdin roastery hull.

caramel
C$16.99buy from brûlerie aladdin roastery hull

the bean

origin
guatemala
status
in stock
guatémaltèque léger et foncé is a guatemalan coffee roasted by brûlerie aladdin roastery hull in gatineau, quebec. it comes in both a light and dark roast, giving you flexibility depending on how you like your cup. the primary tasting note is caramel, which tends to come through as a smooth, sweet finish. the light roast will express that caramel note with brighter acidity, while the dark roast will bring it closer to a richer, more bittersweet profile. drip, french press, or espresso all suit this coffee depending on which roast level you choose.

common questions

What does Guatémaltèque léger et foncé taste like?

this coffee carries a caramel tasting note, which reads as a smooth sweetness in the cup. the lighter roast keeps that sweetness cleaner and brighter, while the darker roast deepens it toward a richer, more bittersweet caramel quality.

How is Guatémaltèque léger et foncé grown and processed?

this coffee comes from guatemala, though specific details about the growing region, altitude, or processing method have not been provided. if those details matter to your purchase decision, it is worth reaching out to brûlerie aladdin roastery hull directly.

How should I brew Guatémaltèque léger et foncé?

the light roast works well with drip or pour-over methods, which highlight its cleaner caramel sweetness. the dark roast holds up well to espresso or french press, where its heavier body and deeper sweetness can come through fully.

about brûlerie aladdin roastery hull

boulevard saint-joseph runs through gatineau like a coffee lover's daydream, and brûlerie aladdin sits at 774 like it's been waiting for you. the name promises something special, doesn't it? some kind of aromatic wish granted. and with 643 google reviews averaging 4.7 stars, clearly people keep coming back for more than just caffeine. independent roasters earn their reputation one cup at a time. no corporate playbook here. just someone who gives a damn about beans, about timing, about that moment when hot water meets fresh grounds and everything clicks. the regulars know what they're getting, consistency born from caring, not from a manual shipped from head office. you can taste the difference when someone actually roasts coffee instead of just selling it. this is gatineau's answer to the question: what happens when coffee becomes personal?

all coffee from brûlerie aladdin roastery hull

gatineau, canada

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