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uganda, african moon, uganda coffee from crosby coffee lark lane

uganda coffee

Uganda, African Moon

by crosby coffee lark lane · liverpool, uk

you'll taste stone fruit before peach. this is uganda, african moon, a natural uganda from crosby coffee lark lane.

stone fruitpeachbaking spicespice
£11.3buy from crosby coffee lark lane

the bean

origin
uganda
region
rwenzori
process
natural
status
in stock
uganda, african moon is a natural-process coffee from the rwenzori region of uganda, roasted by crosby coffee on lark lane. natural processing, where the cherry dries whole around the bean, drives the ripe, fruit-forward character you get in the cup. expect stone fruit and peach up front, with baking spice adding warmth and depth. that sweetness and body make it well suited to filter methods that let the fruit flavours develop clearly, though it also works as a straightforward espresso if you enjoy a fruity, spiced shot.

common questions

What does Uganda, African Moon taste like?

it leads with stone fruit and peach, rounded out by baking spice, giving the cup a sweet, fruit-forward character with a warm, spiced finish.

How is Uganda, African Moon grown and processed?

the coffee comes from the rwenzori region of uganda and is naturally processed, meaning the whole cherry is dried around the bean before milling, which draws out its pronounced fruit sweetness.

How should I brew Uganda, African Moon?

filter brewing, such as pour-over or cafetière, works well here, letting the peach and stone fruit flavours come through cleanly, though the sweetness and body also translate into a fruity espresso shot.

about crosby coffee lark lane

liverpool has a genuinely good specialty coffee scene, and it's been quietly building for years outside the usual london-centric conversation. crosby coffee on lark lane sits right in the middle of one of liverpool's most characterful streets, the kind of place where the independent shops have held on and the saturday morning foot traffic still means something. what the roastery has built here pulls serious regulars, people who keep coming back with the kind of loyalty that's hard to manufacture. if you're in l17, or making your way across the city specifically for good coffee, this is a reliable anchor. the sourcing is taken seriously, the roasting happens in-house, and lark lane is a better place to spend a weekday morning for it.

all coffee from crosby coffee lark lane

liverpool, uk

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