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homeroasterslino and aia coffee juso roasteryスペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g

tanzania + brazil + indonesia coffee

スペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g

by lino and aia coffee juso roastery · osaka, japan

this is スペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g, a tanzania + brazil + indonesia from lino and aia coffee juso roastery.

¥900buy from lino and aia coffee juso roastery

the bean

origin
tanzania + brazil + indonesia
roast
dark
status
in stock
a dark-roast ice blend from lino and aia coffee juso roastery, built from beans sourced across tanzania, brazil, and indonesia. the three-origin combination is roasted dark and designed specifically for iced preparation, where the bold, dense roast character holds up against dilution from ice without turning thin or flat. brew it strong, whether as a concentrated pour-over or a cold brew, and serve immediately over ice. the 100g format is a good way to trial whether this blend fits your cold-coffee routine before committing to a larger bag.

common questions

What does スペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g taste like?

no specific tasting notes were provided, but as a dark-roast blend from tanzania, brazil, and indonesia, expect a full-bodied cup with the low acidity and roast-forward character typical of dark blends designed for iced drinks.

How is スペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g grown and processed?

the blend draws beans from three distinct origins, tanzania, brazil, and indonesia, though specific farm, altitude, or processing details have not been supplied for this product.

How should I brew スペシャルティ アイスブレンド 100g?

this coffee is formulated for iced preparation, so brew it as a strong concentrate using a pour-over or cold brew method, then serve directly over ice to avoid diluting the flavor too far.

about lino and aia coffee juso roastery

your best lead here is that lino and aia coffee juso roastery is an osaka-based roastery that sources traceable, high-quality beans from multiple origins and roasts them in-house. they sell both in their juso shop and online, so getting your hands on their beans doesn't require a trip. the research is sparse on specifics, but what's there points clearly to a roast-focused operation rather than a cafe that happens to have a grinder sitting on the counter.

all coffee from lino and aia coffee juso roastery

osaka, japan

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