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many thanks blend, peru coffee from fernwood coffee company

peru coffee

Many Thanks Blend

by fernwood coffee company · victoria, canada

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is many thanks blend, a peru from fernwood coffee company.

milk chocolatedark chocolatebaking spicespice
C$24buy from fernwood coffee company

the bean

origin
peru
status
in stock
many thanks blend is roasted by fernwood coffee company using beans sourced from peru. it delivers a layered chocolate experience, moving from lighter milk chocolate into deeper dark chocolate, with baking spice and warm spice rounding out the cup. the blend is approachable and consistent, making it a solid everyday option. because the roast profile leans into chocolate and spice rather than bright acidity, it responds well to brew methods that highlight body and sweetness, such as a french press, moka pot, or drip brewer. grind medium and dial in water temperature around 93 to 96 degrees celsius for the cleanest expression of those cocoa and spice characteristics.

common questions

What does Many Thanks Blend taste like?

many thanks blend offers milk chocolate and dark chocolate flavors alongside baking spice and spice, making for a warm, cocoa-forward cup with a layered sweetness.

How is Many Thanks Blend grown and processed?

the coffee is sourced from peru, though specific farm, altitude, or processing details beyond the origin have not been provided by fernwood coffee company for this blend.

How should I brew Many Thanks Blend?

brew methods that build body and bring out sweetness, such as french press, drip, or moka pot, suit this blend well, use a medium grind and water around 93 to 96 degrees celsius.

about fernwood coffee company

the beans at fernwood coffee company tell a story before you even taste them. walking into their caledonia avenue location, you catch that first whiff of something serious happening in the roastery. not the burnt, bitter smell of chain coffee, but the warm, complex scent of beans being coaxed to their best possible expression. their 4.6-star rating from 762 google reviews isn't just numbers. it's hundreds of mornings made better, countless conversations over cups that actually deliver what coffee promises. the regulars here don't come back for convenience or habit. they return because someone cares about what goes into their cup. fernwood gets the fundamentals right. proper extraction temperatures. beans roasted in small batches instead of industrial quantities. the kind of attention to detail that makes you wonder why more places don't bother. when you find coffee this good in victoria, you hold onto it.

all coffee from fernwood coffee company

victoria, canada

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