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Rwanda Kinini

by gordon street coffee · glasgow, uk

you'll taste lemon before tropical fruit. this is rwanda kinini, a rwanda from gordon street coffee.

lemontropical fruitmilk chocolatedark chocolate
£12.5buy from gordon street coffee

the bean

origin
rwanda
roast
light
status
in stock
rwanda kinini is a light roast single origin from rwanda, roasted by gordon street coffee. light roasting preserves the brighter, more delicate characteristics of the bean, and this one delivers on that with lemon acidity alongside tropical fruit sweetness. milk and dark chocolate add depth and balance, stopping it from feeling too sharp or thin. it suits brew methods that highlight clarity and brightness, such as pour over or aeropress. grind fresh, use water around 90-93c, and keep your ratio on the lighter side to let the fruit notes come through without bitterness.

common questions

What does Rwanda Kinini taste like?

rwanda kinini has a bright, citrus-led profile with lemon upfront and tropical fruit sweetness running alongside it. milk and dark chocolate round out the finish, giving it more body and balance than you might expect from a light roast.

How is Rwanda Kinini grown and processed?

rwanda kinini comes from rwanda, though specific processing details such as washed or natural have not been confirmed for this lot. it is roasted light by gordon street coffee to preserve the bean's natural acidity and fruit characteristics.

How should I brew Rwanda Kinini?

as a light roast, rwanda kinini responds well to brew methods that highlight clarity, such as pour over or aeropress. use water around 90-93c and grind fresh to get the most from the lemon and tropical fruit notes without pushing into bitterness.

about gordon street coffee

glasgow's central station buzzes with travelers clutching takeaway cups, but gordon street coffee stands apart from the rush. this isn't grab-and-go coffee. the roastery operates with the kind of precision that comes from caring deeply about each bean that passes through their hands. that 4.5 rating from nearly 800 reviews tells you something. people don't accidentally stumble into loving a place this much. they come back because someone here understands that good coffee isn't just about caffeine. it's about the moment when hot liquid meets ceramic and everything slows down, even in a train station. the smell hits you first. fresh roasted beans carry weight that pre-ground supermarket coffee never could. then there's the sound: the gentle whoosh of steam, the satisfying click of portafilters locking into place. glasgow has plenty of coffee shops. it has fewer places where someone actually gives a damn about what's in your cup.

all coffee from gordon street coffee

glasgow, uk

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