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killer ninja, specialty coffee blend, ethiopia + colombia + brazil coffee from king carlos coffee roasters

ethiopia + colombia + brazil coffee · decaf

KILLER NINJA, SPECIALTY COFFEE BLEND

by king carlos coffee roasters · sydney, australia

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is killer ninja, specialty coffee blend, a washed ethiopia + colombia + brazil from king carlos coffee roasters.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestraisinwineymilk chocolatedark chocolate
A$22buy from king carlos coffee roasters

the bean

origin
ethiopia + colombia + brazil
process
washed
roast
medium-dark
status
in stock
killer ninja is a decaf specialty blend from king carlos coffee roasters, drawing on beans from ethiopia, colombia, and brazil. all three origins are washed processed, then taken to a medium-dark roast. the cup moves through bright citrus, lemon, and grapefruit at the front, with citrus zest adding sharpness, before settling into raisin, a winey depth, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate. that medium-dark roast gives it enough body and sweetness to hold up as espresso or in a stovetop moka pot, though the citrus edge means it also pulls cleanly through a filter if you prefer a lighter-bodied cup.

common questions

What does KILLER NINJA, SPECIALTY COFFEE BLEND taste like?

it leads with lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest, then shifts toward raisin and a winey quality before finishing with milk chocolate and dark chocolate. the combination gives you brightness up front and a roasty, slightly fruity sweetness on the back end.

How is KILLER NINJA, SPECIALTY COFFEE BLEND grown and processed?

it is a blend of beans from ethiopia, colombia, and brazil, all processed using the washed method, which strips the fruit before drying and typically produces a cleaner, brighter cup. it is also a decaf coffee.

How should I brew KILLER NINJA, SPECIALTY COFFEE BLEND?

the medium-dark roast suits espresso well, where the chocolate and winey raisin notes come through most fully. it will also work in a filter brew if you want the lemon and grapefruit character to stand out more clearly.

about king carlos coffee roasters

there's something about weston road that makes you slow down. king carlos coffee roasters sits here like it's been part of hurstville forever, though locals know better. the beans speak first - that sharp crack of a fresh grind, steam rising from cups that actually stay warm in your hands. those 250 google reviews averaging 4.8 stars didn't accumulate by accident. they built them one careful extraction at a time, one conversation about origin and roast profiles, one regular who stops calling it "that place near the station" and starts calling it home. the baristas here know the difference between good and great, and they won't serve you the former. that's why the morning queue forms before opening, why laptop dwellers claim corner tables for hours, why first-time visitors become next-week regulars. no corporate playbook here, just people who respect coffee enough to do it right.

all coffee from king carlos coffee roasters

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