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mega box, colombia + brazil + peru + indonesia coffee from frazer's coffee roasters

colombia + brazil + peru + indonesia coffee · decaf

Mega Box

by frazer's coffee roasters · sheffield, uk

this is mega box, a colombia + brazil + peru + indonesia from frazer's coffee roasters.

£95buy from frazer's coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia + brazil + peru + indonesia
status
in stock
mega box is a decaf blend from frazer's coffee roasters, drawing beans from four origins: colombia, brazil, peru, and indonesia. blending across south america and southeast asia gives it a broad, balanced base that tends toward the smooth and approachable end of the spectrum. because no tasting notes or processing details were provided, the clearest thing to say is that it covers a wide geographic spread, which typically brings together different textural and flavour characteristics. if you're after a decaf that isn't tied to a single origin's quirks, this multi-origin approach is a practical choice. brew method and roast level weren't specified, so starting with a french press or filter at a medium grind is a reasonable default.

common questions

What does Mega Box taste like?

no specific tasting notes were supplied for mega box, so we can't make precise flavour claims. its four-origin blend, spanning colombia, brazil, peru, and indonesia, suggests a balanced, varied profile rather than a single dominant characteristic.

How is Mega Box grown and processed?

mega box sources beans from colombia, brazil, peru, and indonesia, and is produced as a decaf. no specific processing method, such as washed or natural, was listed for this blend.

How should I brew Mega Box?

no specific brew method or roast level was provided for mega box. as a multi-origin decaf blend, it should be reasonably versatile, so a standard filter or french press at a medium grind is a sensible starting point.

about frazer's coffee roasters

the regulars at frazer's know what they're getting before they even push through the door on arundel street. it's that kind of place. the beans are roasted with the obsessive attention that only comes from people who genuinely care about what they're doing, not hitting quarterly targets. you can taste it in every cup, that clean finish, the way the flavors don't fight each other but somehow make sense together. sheffield's got plenty of coffee shops, but frazer's earned those 4.9 stars from 84 reviews by doing something most chains can't: consistency without compromise. the baristas here actually know how to dial in a shot. they'll remake your drink if it's not right, which happens rarely but means everything when it does. there's something reassuring about walking into a place where the coffee tastes like someone actually thought about it. proper roasting, proper brewing, no gimmicks. just really good coffee.

all coffee from frazer's coffee roasters

sheffield, uk

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