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dr congo mutendero | strawberry & cream, butterscotch, uganda coffee from lost sheep coffee

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DR Congo Mutendero | Strawberry & Cream, Butterscotch

by lost sheep coffee · canterbury, uk

you'll taste jasmine before floral. this is dr congo mutendero | strawberry & cream, butterscotch, a washed uganda from lost sheep coffee.

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the bean

origin
uganda
process
washed
varietal
bourbon
status
in stock
roasted by lost sheep coffee, this washed bourbon comes from uganda, processed in a way that strips back fruit skin and mucilage before drying, which tends to produce a cleaner, brighter cup. the tasting notes point toward jasmine and floral character, so expect a delicate, fragrant profile rather than heavy body. washed bourbons like this usually reward brew methods that highlight clarity, so a pour-over or aeropress with water around 92-94°c and a medium-fine grind will let those floral qualities come through without muddiness. a good choice if you prefer lighter, aromatic coffees over rich or chocolatey ones.

common questions

What does DR Congo Mutendero | Strawberry & Cream, Butterscotch taste like?

this coffee has jasmine and floral tasting notes, giving it a light, fragrant character in the cup. the washed process keeps things clean and defined rather than fruity or heavy.

How is DR Congo Mutendero | Strawberry & Cream, Butterscotch grown and processed?

it is a bourbon varietal grown in uganda and prepared using the washed process, where the coffee cherry is removed before drying. this method tends to emphasise clarity and floral or tea-like qualities in the finished cup.

How should I brew DR Congo Mutendero | Strawberry & Cream, Butterscotch?

brew methods that favour clarity, such as a pour-over or aeropress, suit washed bourbons well and will help highlight the jasmine and floral notes. aim for water around 92-94°c and avoid over-extraction, which can dull delicate floral character.

about lost sheep coffee

you're on st george's lane, which puts you right at the edge of canterbury's bus station, not the most obvious postcode for a coffee stop. but lost sheep has been pulling locals back here long enough that the location stopped mattering. canterbury is a city that runs on tourism for much of the year, pilgrims and day-trippers cycling through the same cathedral loop, and a roaster that actually holds the attention of people who live here is doing something right. this is a specialty roaster, not just a café, which means the coffee itself is the point. if you're passing through on a coach connection or killing time before a train, st george's lane is genuinely worth the detour.

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