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steven smith tea - lord bergamot 100 ct. pantry filler, india coffee from longbottom coffee & tea

india coffee

Steven Smith Tea - Lord Bergamot 100 ct. Pantry Filler

by longbottom coffee & tea · portland, usa

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is steven smith tea - lord bergamot 100 ct. pantry filler, a honey india from longbottom coffee & tea.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestblack teatea-likehoneyhoneycomb
$71.99buy from longbottom coffee & tea

the bean

origin
india
process
honey
status
in stock
lord bergamot is a honey-processed coffee from india, roasted by longbottom coffee & tea. honey processing leaves some of the fruit mucilage on the bean during drying, which tends to carry sweetness into the cup alongside brightness. here that shows up as lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest layered over honey and honeycomb sweetness, with a distinctly tea-like quality that leans into black tea character, fitting its earl grey-inspired name. because of that delicate citrus and tea-forward profile, a pour-over or filter brew will keep the brightness clean, while a lower brew temperature, around 90 to 92°c, helps avoid pushing the citrus zest into bitterness.

common questions

What does Steven Smith Tea - Lord Bergamot 100 ct. Pantry Filler taste like?

it tastes like lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest with a noticeable honey and honeycomb sweetness underneath. there's a strong tea-like, black tea quality to the cup that makes it feel light and aromatic rather than heavy.

How is Steven Smith Tea - Lord Bergamot 100 ct. Pantry Filler grown and processed?

it's grown in india and processed using the honey method, where some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying. this contributes to the sweetness and body you get from the honey and honeycomb notes in the cup.

How should I brew Steven Smith Tea - Lord Bergamot 100 ct. Pantry Filler?

a filter or pour-over brew suits this coffee well, as it keeps the citrus brightness and tea-like delicacy intact. avoid very high water temperatures to prevent the citrus zest character from tipping into sharpness.

about longbottom coffee & tea

longbottom coffee & tea sits quietly on ne 59th avenue in hillsboro, the kind of place that earns its 4.6-star rating from over a thousand reviews through sheer consistency. no flash here. just coffee done right, cup after careful cup. the beans smell like promise when you walk in, and the steam from the espresso machine carries that particular hiss that tells you someone knows what they're doing behind the counter. regulars don't come back for instagram moments or trendy latte art competitions. they come because their morning cortado tastes the same excellent way it did last tuesday. and the tuesday before that. the roasting happens with the kind of attention that distinguishes independent shops from corporate formulas. each batch gets the time it needs, not the time a timer demands. your coffee arrives warm in the cup, bright on the palate, reminding you why chain stores always leave you wanting something more.

all coffee from longbottom coffee & tea

portland, usa

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