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soulmate sip - espresso, guatemala + costa rica coffee from franz morish coffee roastery

guatemala + costa rica coffee

Soulmate Sip - Espresso

by franz morish coffee roastery · leipzig, germany

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is soulmate sip - espresso, a honey guatemala + costa rica from franz morish coffee roastery.

honeyhoneycomb
€14.9buy from franz morish coffee roastery

the bean

origin
guatemala + costa rica
region
naranjo
process
honey
status
in stock
soulmate sip is an espresso-focused blend from franz morish coffee roastery, combining beans from guatemala and costa rica, with the costa rican component sourced from the naranjo region. both origins are processed using the honey method, where fruit pulp is partially left on the bean during drying, which draws natural sweetness into the cup. the result is a coffee that leans into honey and honeycomb flavors, with a sweetness that works well pulled as espresso. dial it in with a standard espresso recipe, around 1:2 ratio, and keep extraction times in the 27 to 30 second range to let the honey-process sweetness come through cleanly.

common questions

What does Soulmate Sip - Espresso taste like?

this coffee leads with honey and honeycomb flavors, a natural outcome of the honey processing method used on both the guatemalan and costa rican beans. the sweetness is forward and consistent rather than fruity or bright.

How is Soulmate Sip - Espresso grown and processed?

the beans come from guatemala and costa rica, with the costa rican beans specifically from the naranjo region. both are honey processed, meaning some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying to develop natural sweetness.

How should I brew Soulmate Sip - Espresso?

this coffee is roasted and positioned for espresso, so pulling it on an espresso machine will give you the best results. a 1:2 ratio with a 27 to 30 second extraction should highlight the honey sweetness without tipping into bitterness.

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