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organic earl grey teabags, yunnan coffee from cultivar coffee roasting co.

yunnan coffee

Organic Earl Grey Teabags

by cultivar coffee roasting co. · dallas, usa

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is organic earl grey teabags, a yunnan from cultivar coffee roasting co..

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestblack teatea-likecaramel
$9.99buy from cultivar coffee roasting co.

the bean

origin
yunnan
status
in stock
organic earl grey teabags is a coffee from yunnan, china, roasted by cultivar coffee roasting co. yunnan is one of china's primary growing regions, known for producing teas and coffees with distinctly tea-like character, and this coffee reflects that clearly. expect lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest up front, with black tea and caramel rounding things out. the tea-like quality makes it approachable for those who drink both coffee and tea. because the profile is delicate and citrus-forward, brewing methods that preserve clarity, such as pour over or drip, will let those lighter notes come through without muddying the cup.

common questions

What does Organic Earl Grey Teabags taste like?

it tastes like lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest alongside black tea and caramel, giving the cup a distinctly tea-like character that sets it apart from most coffees.

How is Organic Earl Grey Teabags grown and processed?

it is sourced from yunnan, china, a region known for producing both tea and coffee with lighter, more delicate flavor profiles, though no specific processing method has been listed for this coffee.

How should I brew Organic Earl Grey Teabags?

because the tasting notes lean citrus-forward and tea-like, a pour over or drip method is a good starting point, as these approaches highlight clarity and keep the lighter lemon and grapefruit notes distinct.

about cultivar coffee roasting co.

you're on peavy road where cultivar coffee roasting co. sits quietly among dallas's east side businesses. this isn't a flashy operation. they roast their own beans and pull espresso shots that locals have come to trust. the single-origin coffees rotate regularly, giving you something different to try each visit. no fancy theatrics here, just steady attention to what matters. the neighborhood feels more residential than commercial, which works in cultivar's favor. you get the sense they'd rather focus on the coffee than put on a show. the espresso program runs deep enough that regulars know what they're getting when they order. most mornings find a mix of coffee professionals and neighbors who've figured out this spot delivers. the single-origin pour-overs showcase whatever beans they're featuring that week, usually something worth your attention if you're willing to slow down for it.

all coffee from cultivar coffee roasting co.

dallas, usa

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