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green old brown java, indonesia coffee from coffee bean shop

indonesia coffee

Green Old Brown Java

by coffee bean shop · ashford, uk

you'll taste tobacco before earthy. this is green old brown java, an indonesia from coffee bean shop.

tobaccoearthy
£21.34buy from coffee bean shop

the bean

origin
indonesia
region
java
status
in stock
green old brown java is an indonesian coffee sourced from the island of java, roasted by coffee bean shop. the name references the traditional 'old brown' aging process associated with javanese coffees, which draws out deep, mellow characteristics over time. in the cup it delivers tobacco and earthy flavors, making it a good fit for drinkers who prefer savory, low-acid profiles over bright or fruity ones. because the flavors are dense and grounding, it suits brewing methods that allow full extraction, such as french press or espresso, where body and depth can come through without being diluted.

common questions

What does Green Old Brown Java taste like?

green old brown java tastes of tobacco and earth, offering a savory, low-acid cup with considerable depth. it suits drinkers who prefer bold, grounded flavors over bright or sweet profiles.

How is Green Old Brown Java grown and processed?

this coffee comes from java, indonesia, and its name points to the old brown aging tradition associated with javanese production, though no further processing details are provided. java has a long history of producing earthy, full-bodied coffees tied to its climate and processing heritage.

How should I brew Green Old Brown Java?

its dense, earthy character works well in brewing methods that emphasize body and full extraction, such as french press or espresso. lighter methods like pour over can also work, but may not highlight its tobacco and earthy qualities as clearly.

about coffee bean shop

Coffee Bean Shop is a family-run specialty roastery at Unit 13, Connect 10 Business Park, Foster Road, Ashford TN24 0FE, Kent. Founded in 2008 by Lizzie Powell. Hand-roasts single-origin beans daily over flame. Rated #1 roaster in the UK on Trustpilot. Sales help fund a partner school. lizzie powell has hand-roasted beans over flame in ashford since 2008. that's seventeen years of small-batch days. you'll find single-origin lots from ethiopia, brazil and colombia turned into bags shipped out fresh, they're sitting at number one on trustpilot for a uk roaster, which they earned the slow way. a slice of every sale funds a partner school they helped build. you'll see the family-run thing in how the bag arrives. order something darker than you usually drink.

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ashford, uk

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