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Burundi Gisoko Washed Processed (Dark Roast)

by maple leaf coffee roasters (roaster location) · chicago, usa

you'll taste red apple before caramel. this is burundi gisoko washed processed (dark roast), a washed burundi from maple leaf coffee roasters (roaster location).

red applecaramelbaking spicespice
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the bean

origin
burundi
process
washed
roast
dark
status
in stock
the burundi gisoko is a washed-process coffee from burundi, roasted dark by maple leaf coffee roasters. the washed process strips the fruit before drying, which keeps the cup clean and lets the bean's character come through. at dark roast, expect red apple acidity held in check by caramel sweetness, with baking spice and a lingering spice warmth on the finish. the body is full and the flavors are direct. dark roasts perform well as espresso or in a french press, where longer contact time and coarser grinds complement the roast without turning bitter.

common questions

What does Burundi Gisoko Washed Processed (Dark Roast) taste like?

it tastes of red apple and caramel up front, with baking spice and spice carrying through to the finish. the dark roast keeps the sweetness round and the overall profile grounded rather than bright.

How is Burundi Gisoko Washed Processed (Dark Roast) grown and processed?

this coffee comes from burundi and is washed processed, meaning the fruit is removed from the bean before drying. that method produces a cleaner, more defined cup compared to natural or honey processing.

How should I brew Burundi Gisoko Washed Processed (Dark Roast)?

as a dark roast, it suits espresso or a french press well, where fuller extraction brings out the caramel and spice without harsh bitterness. avoid very high water temperatures if brewing filter, as dark roasts can turn sharp above 96°c.

about maple leaf coffee roasters (roaster location)

maple leaf coffee roasters knows how to roast beans properly. you won't find flashy marketing or social media theatrics here on irving park road in roselle. just careful attention to the fundamentals that matter when you're trying to extract everything good from green coffee. the regulars who keep coming back understand this approach. they're after consistency over novelty, and they get it. the roasting operation focuses on bringing out what each bean actually offers rather than forcing some house signature onto everything. when you taste their medium roast on a tuesday morning, you know exactly why people drive from other suburbs to pick up bags here.

all coffee from maple leaf coffee roasters (roaster location)

chicago, usa

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