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india coffee

Yoga Tea

by lajava roasting house · green bay, usa

you'll taste black tea before tea-like. this is yoga tea, an india from lajava roasting house.

black teatea-likeherbal
$2.69buy from lajava roasting house

the bean

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india
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in stock
yoga tea is a single-origin coffee from india, roasted by lajava roasting house. india produces coffees known for their distinctly earthy, low-acid character, and yoga tea reflects that, landing closer to the cup profile of a well-steeped black tea than a bright or fruity coffee. expect herbal, tea-like qualities throughout, with a calm, understated body. it suits drinkers who find typical coffees too sharp or acidic. brew methods that highlight smoothness, such as a french press or pour-over at a slightly lower temperature, will let the tea-like character come through without bitterness.

common questions

What does Yoga Tea taste like?

yoga tea tastes distinctly like black tea, with herbal and tea-like qualities, making it a calm, understated cup rather than a bold or fruity one.

How is Yoga Tea grown and processed?

yoga tea is a single-origin coffee from india, though specific farm, altitude, or processing details have not been provided by the roaster.

How should I brew Yoga Tea?

brew methods that emphasize smoothness, such as french press or pour-over, suit this coffee well, helping its tea-like and herbal character come through cleanly without adding bitterness.

about lajava roasting house

green bay's coffee scene has quietly grown into something worth paying attention to. you'll find specialty roasters scattered across the city, but lajava roasting house on west mason street has built something particularly solid over the years. the regulars here aren't just dropping by for convenience. they're coming back because the coffee hits right, and the place feels like it belongs in the neighborhood rather than trying to impress anyone passing through. lajava keeps things straightforward without cutting corners on quality. the roasting happens in-house, which means fresher beans and more control over what ends up in your cup. when you need that mid-morning cortado or want to grab beans for the weekend, west mason street delivers.

all coffee from lajava roasting house

green bay, usa

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