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homeroastershoop coffee&share roasterルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り]

rwanda coffee

ルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り]

by hoop coffee&share roaster · osaka, japan

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is ルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り], a honey rwanda from hoop coffee&share roaster.

honeyhoneycomb
¥3600buy from hoop coffee&share roaster

the bean

origin
rwanda
process
honey
varietal
typica
roast
light
status
in stock
this is a light-roasted typica from rwanda, processed using the honey method, which leaves some of the fruit mucilage on the bean during drying. that process pushes natural sweetness forward, and it shows clearly in the cup: honey and honeycomb are the dominant flavors, with a clean, gentle body typical of a well-handled light roast. roasted by hoop coffee & share roaster under the gasharu lot name. because the roast is light, brew methods that highlight sweetness and clarity work best, such as pour over or aeropress with water around 90-93°c, using a medium-fine grind and a slow, controlled pour.

common questions

What does ルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り] taste like?

the cup is centered on honey and honeycomb, flavors driven by the honey process and the typica varietal. the light roast keeps those sweetness-forward qualities clean and unmasked by roast character.

How is ルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り] grown and processed?

it is a typica varietal grown in rwanda and processed using the honey method, meaning some of the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean as it dries, contributing to its pronounced sweetness.

How should I brew ルワンダ・ガシャル・ハニー [浅煎り]?

as a light roast, it suits pour over or aeropress brewing, where you can control temperature and extraction to bring out its honey sweetness without bitterness. aim for water around 90-93°c and a medium-fine grind as a starting point.

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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