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homeroastersgazecafe淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 costa rica tarrazu mirazu
淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 costa rica tarrazu mirazu, costa rica coffee from gazecafe

costa rica coffee

淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 Costa Rica Tarrazu Mirazu

by gazecafe · taipei, taiwan

you'll taste raisin before honey. this is 淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 costa rica tarrazu mirazu, a honey costa rica from gazecafe.

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the bean

origin
costa rica
process
honey
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light roast costa rica from the tarrazu region, processed using the black honey method, which leaves most of the fruit mucilage on the bean during drying. that process pulls through a lot of sweetness, showing up here as raisin, honey, honeycomb, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and cocoa. the result sits in a sweet, fruit-forward and chocolatey range, without being heavy. for best results, brew it as a pour over or filter to let the honey-process sweetness come through cleanly, keeping water around 90-92°c with a medium-fine grind.

common questions

What does 淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 Costa Rica Tarrazu Mirazu taste like?

it tastes sweet and chocolatey, with raisin, honey, and honeycomb alongside milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and cocoa. the black honey process gives it a denser sweetness than a washed coffee from the same origin.

How is 淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 Costa Rica Tarrazu Mirazu grown and processed?

it comes from the tarrazu region in costa rica and is processed using the black honey method, where most of the fruit mucilage is left on the bean as it dries. this contributes to its pronounced sweetness and fruit-chocolate character.

How should I brew 淺中焙|哥斯大黎加 米拉蘇 黑蜜 Costa Rica Tarrazu Mirazu?

filter or pour over methods work well for a light roast like this, allowing the honey-process sweetness and chocolate notes to come through without over-extraction. aim for a slightly lower water temperature, around 90-92°c, to keep the cup balanced.

about gazecafe

the flat white here pulls shots that actually have character. not the kind of coffee you find at chain spots scattered throughout taipei. you're in wanhua district, where guangzhou street runs through neighborhoods that feel more lived-in than polished. gazelatte draws people who care about what's in their cup, and they keep coming back for reasons that go deeper than convenience. the beans get attention here. real attention. not the kind of place that throws around fancy origin names they can't back up, but somewhere that knows what good coffee should taste like. the space fills with people who understand the difference between decent coffee and coffee worth making a trip for. order the americano if you want to taste what they're actually doing with their roast.

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