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Uganda Rwenzori Natural

by gray squirrel coffee company · chapel hill, usa

expect blueberry. this is uganda rwenzori natural, a natural uganda from gray squirrel coffee company.

blueberry
$29buy from gray squirrel coffee company

the bean

origin
uganda
region
rwenzori
process
natural
roast
light
status
in stock
the uganda rwenzori natural is a light roast from gray squirrel coffee company, sourced from the rwenzori region of uganda. natural processing, where the coffee cherry dries around the bean, concentrates fruit sugars and drives the prominent blueberry character this coffee is known for. expect a fruit-forward cup with noticeable sweetness and body typical of naturally processed coffees. the light roast preserves origin flavor rather than adding roast-driven bitterness, so brew methods that highlight clarity and sweetness, such as pour-over or aeropress, will serve it well. grind fresh, use water around 90-93c, and avoid over-extraction.

common questions

What does Uganda Rwenzori Natural taste like?

this coffee leads with blueberry, a characteristic driven by its natural processing, which concentrates the fruit sugars of the coffee cherry as it dries around the bean. the light roast keeps those fruity, sweet notes front and center without adding roast bitterness.

How is Uganda Rwenzori Natural grown and processed?

this coffee comes from the rwenzori region of uganda and is processed using the natural method, meaning the whole coffee cherry is dried intact before the bean is removed. this approach intensifies fruit-forward flavors in the final cup.

How should I brew Uganda Rwenzori Natural?

because this is a light roast with delicate fruit-driven character, brew methods that offer control and clarity, like pour-over or aeropress, are a good fit. use water around 90-93c and grind fresh to avoid muting the blueberry notes.

about gray squirrel coffee company

you're on east main street where carrboro meets chapel hill, and the line between college town energy and something quieter gets blurred. gray squirrel coffee company sits in this sweet spot, pulling single-origin shots for locals who've moved past the campus coffee phase. they take their sourcing seriously here. you'll find beans from specific farms and regions, not just "guatemalan" or "ethiopian" but coffee with actual stories behind it. the roasting happens in-house, which means what you're drinking was probably roasted this week, not last month. students mix with longtime residents at communal tables. professors grade papers next to freelancers typing away. it's the kind of place where ordering a cortado doesn't require explanation, and nobody's rushing you to finish your americano and leave. tuesday mornings around ten.

all coffee from gray squirrel coffee company

chapel hill, usa

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