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the pilgrim - espresso blend, brazil + nicaragua coffee from coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop

brazil + nicaragua coffee

THE PILGRIM - Espresso Blend

by coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop · chippenham, uk

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is the pilgrim - espresso blend, a brazil + nicaragua from coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop.

milk chocolatedark chocolate
£8.3buy from coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop

the bean

origin
brazil + nicaragua
region
jinotega
status
in stock
the pilgrim is an espresso blend from coffee gems artisan roasters, combining beans from brazil and nicaragua, with the nicaraguan component sourced from the jinotega region. the blend is built around milk chocolate and dark chocolate flavors, making it a straightforward, cocoa-forward cup without sharp acidity or fruity distractions. as an espresso-specific blend, it performs best pulled as a shot or used as the base for milk-based drinks like flat whites and lattes, where the chocolate character holds up well against steamed milk. dialing in a standard espresso ratio of around 1:2 is a sensible starting point.

common questions

What does THE PILGRIM - Espresso Blend taste like?

the pilgrim leads with milk chocolate and dark chocolate, giving it a smooth, cocoa-driven flavor profile. it is not described as fruity or acidic, so expect a straightforward, roast-forward cup.

How is THE PILGRIM - Espresso Blend grown and processed?

the blend draws from two origins, brazil and nicaragua, with the nicaraguan beans coming specifically from the jinotega region. no processing method is listed in the available information.

How should I brew THE PILGRIM - Espresso Blend?

this coffee is designed as an espresso blend, so an espresso machine is the recommended brew method. it will also work well in milk-based drinks, where the chocolate notes carry through clearly.

about coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop

still talking about where to find decent coffee in wiltshire, and bumpers way keeps coming up. coffee gems artisan roasters sits on an industrial estate off the a350 corridor in chippenham, which sounds like an unlikely setting until you realise that roasters often land in exactly these kinds of units, where the space and ventilation actually make sense for the work. they roast on site, which means what you're drinking hasn't travelled far from where it was made, and that matters more than most people think. regulars here are genuinely devoted, the kind of devoted that builds up slowly over time rather than from a single visit. if you're passing through chippenham on the sn14 side of town, this is the stop worth building into your morning.

all coffee from coffee gems artisan roasters & coffee shop

chippenham, uk

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