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homeroasterslarry's coffeelight roast sample pack (4oz bags)

ethiopia + bolivia coffee

Light Roast Sample Pack (4oz Bags)

by larry's coffee · raleigh, usa

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is light roast sample pack (4oz bags), a honey ethiopia + bolivia from larry's coffee.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zesthoneyhoneycombmilk chocolatedark chocolatealmond
$20buy from larry's coffee

the bean

origin
ethiopia + bolivia
process
honey
roast
light
status
in stock
larry's coffee light roast sample pack contains two 4oz bags sourced from ethiopia and bolivia, both processed using the honey method, where fruit pulp is left on the bean during drying to build sweetness and body. the ethiopian and bolivian coffees together cover a wide flavor range: bright lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest sit alongside honey, honeycomb, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond. at a light roast, those fruit and floral characteristics stay forward while the honey process adds a smooth, slightly syrupy texture. pour-over or aeropress with water around 200°f will give you the clearest read on what each origin is doing.

common questions

What does Light Roast Sample Pack (4oz Bags) taste like?

expect lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest on the brighter end, with honey, honeycomb, milk chocolate, dark chocolate, and almond rounding things out. the honey process keeps the cup from feeling sharp or thin, adding a mild sweetness that ties the fruit and chocolate notes together.

How is Light Roast Sample Pack (4oz Bags) grown and processed?

the coffees come from ethiopia and bolivia and are both honey processed, meaning some fruit pulp remains on the bean while it dries. that step is what pulls through the honeycomb and chocolate character alongside the citrus brightness.

How should I brew Light Roast Sample Pack (4oz Bags)?

light roasts perform well with brew methods that allow full extraction of delicate flavors, so pour-over or aeropress are good starting points. grind medium-fine and use water just off the boil to avoid under-extracting the citrus and chocolate notes.

about larry's coffee

when your home setup isn't cutting it and you need somewhere serious about coffee without any pretense, larry's coffee on gavin street handles the job. this isn't a place trying to impress anyone. it's a roastery that happens to have a front where you can drink what they're making. the regulars know something here that casual coffee drinkers miss completely. larry's has earned that kind of loyalty by keeping things focused on the beans and the brewing, not the scene. you won't find elaborate seasonal menus or complicated ordering systems. what you will find is coffee roasted by people who understand the difference between doing something right and doing something flashy. the gavin street location sits in a part of raleigh that values substance over style. grab a cortado on your way through or settle in with something darker if you're staying.

all coffee from larry's coffee

raleigh, usa

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