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homeroastershoop coffee&share roasterコスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り]
コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り], costa rica coffee from hoop coffee&share roaster

costa rica coffee

コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り]

by hoop coffee&share roaster · osaka, japan

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り], a honey costa rica from hoop coffee&share roaster.

honeyhoneycomb
¥3600buy from hoop coffee&share roaster

the bean

origin
costa rica
process
honey
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roasted costa rican coffee from alejo castro, processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying. that contact with the sticky fruit layer gives the cup a noticeably sweet character, landing on honey and honeycomb. the light roast keeps acidity present and preserves the delicate sweetness rather than pushing toward darker, roastier tones. to get the best from it, use a brew method that highlights clarity and sweetness, such as pour-over or v60. use water around 90-93°c and a medium-fine grind, brewing slowly to let the honey-like sweetness fully develop in the cup.

common questions

What does コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り] taste like?

this coffee tastes of honey and honeycomb, with a natural sweetness that comes through clearly at the light roast level. the honey process contributes that characteristic sugary, syrupy quality to the cup.

How is コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り] grown and processed?

it is grown in costa rica by alejo castro and processed using the honey method, where a layer of fruit mucilage is left on the bean as it dries. this approach sits between washed and natural processing and directly influences the sweetness in the final cup.

How should I brew コスタリカ・アレホ・カストロ・ハニー [浅煎り]?

as a light roast, it suits filter brewing methods like pour-over or v60, which highlight its sweetness and keep the cup clean. use slightly lower water temperature, around 90-93°c, to avoid over-extracting the delicate honey notes.

about hoop coffee&share roaster

you're looking at one of osaka's more unusual setups: hoop coffee doesn't just roast their own beans, they let others roast alongside them. the shared roasting service runs on a probatone 5, and they offer starter packs for people learning the process. it's a collaborative model that's pretty rare for a city roaster. the coffee itself is specialty-focused, so whether you're coming to buy beans or figure out how to roast your own, there's something real here beyond a standard café visit.

all coffee from hoop coffee&share roaster

osaka, japan

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