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espresso - decaf, black condor, colombia - caramel - berries - vanilla, colombia coffee from carnival coffee roasters

colombia coffee · decaf

Espresso - Decaf, Black Condor, Colombia - Caramel - Berries - Vanilla

by carnival coffee roasters · london, uk

expect caramel. this is espresso - decaf, black condor, colombia - caramel - berries - vanilla, a washed colombia from carnival coffee roasters.

caramel
£13.95buy from carnival coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
process
washed
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
black condor is a decaf colombian espresso from carnival coffee roasters, built around caturra, a classic colombian varietal known for clean, consistent flavour. it's washed processed, which keeps the cup clear and structured rather than heavy or syrupy. the primary tasting note is caramel, pointing to a smooth, gently sweet cup without sharp edges. as a decaf intended for espresso, it pulls best on an espresso machine or moka pot, where pressure and heat draw out the sweetness. dial it in slightly longer than you would a standard espresso to compensate for how decaffeination can affect extraction.

common questions

What does Espresso - Decaf, Black Condor, Colombia - Caramel - Berries - Vanilla taste like?

the listed tasting note is caramel, suggesting a smooth, sweet cup with a gentle, rounded finish. the washed process keeps flavour clean and well-defined rather than fruit-forward or heavy.

How is Espresso - Decaf, Black Condor, Colombia - Caramel - Berries - Vanilla grown and processed?

it's a colombian coffee grown using the caturra varietal and processed using the washed method, which removes the fruit skin and pulp before drying to produce a cleaner, brighter cup. it has also been decaffeinated.

How should I brew Espresso - Decaf, Black Condor, Colombia - Caramel - Berries - Vanilla?

it's roasted and labelled for espresso, so an espresso machine or moka pot will suit it best. decaf can behave differently during extraction, so dialling in carefully, potentially with a slightly longer extraction time, will help bring out the caramel sweetness.

about carnival coffee roasters

some mornings demand more than the usual. carnival coffee roasters on central parade delivers exactly that kind of more, pulling shots that remind you why specialty coffee matters in the first place. the beans tell stories here, roasted with the kind of attention that separates genuine craft from corporate convenience. regulars line up not because they have to, but because they want to. there's something about consistency earned through care rather than programmed through automation. each cup carries weight. literal warmth in your hands, but also the satisfaction of supporting someone who actually gives a damn about what they're serving. the 4.8 rating from 171 google reviews isn't inflated marketing speak. it's neighbors recognizing neighbors who happen to roast exceptional coffee. carnival coffee roasters proves that independent doesn't mean inconsistent. sometimes the best discoveries hide in plain sight on busy london streets.

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