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homeroastershoop coffee&share roasterエルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り]

el salvador coffee

エルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り]

by hoop coffee&share roaster · osaka, japan

this is エルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り], a natural el salvador from hoop coffee&share roaster.

¥3800buy from hoop coffee&share roaster

the bean

origin
el salvador
process
natural
varietal
typica
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roasted typica from chalatenango, el salvador, processed naturally by hoop coffee & share roaster. chalatenango is one of el salvador's higher-altitude growing regions, and the typica varietal is known for its clean, delicate structure. the natural process means the cherry dried around the bean, which tends to add fruit-forward sweetness and body. at a light roast, expect that sweetness to stay bright rather than caramelised. brew with a pour-over or filter method, use water around 90-92°c, and grind slightly coarser than you would for washed coffees to avoid muddiness from the natural processing.

common questions

What does エルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り] taste like?

as a naturally processed typica roasted light, expect fruit-forward sweetness with a soft, rounded body and the delicate, clean character typica is known for. the light roast keeps acidity present and flavours closer to the raw fruit than to roast.

How is エルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り] grown and processed?

it's grown in chalatenango, el salvador, using the typica varietal, and processed naturally, meaning the whole coffee cherry is dried with the fruit intact before the bean is extracted. this approach builds sweetness and body into the cup.

How should I brew エルサルバドル・チャラテナンゴ・エル・トロンピリョ [浅煎り]?

a pour-over or filter brewer suits this light roast well. use water around 90-92°c and consider a slightly coarser grind than you'd use for washed coffees, as the natural process adds body that can turn heavy if over-extracted.

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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