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homeroastersmill bank coffee co.costa rica hermosa
costa rica hermosa, costa rica coffee from mill bank coffee co.

costa rica coffee

Costa Rica Hermosa

by mill bank coffee co. · cradley, uk

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is costa rica hermosa, a honey costa rica from mill bank coffee co..

lemongrapefruitcitrus zeststone fruitblack teatea-likecaramelhoneyhoneycombmilk chocolatedark chocolate
£9.5buy from mill bank coffee co.

the bean

origin
costa rica
process
honey
varietal
caturra
roast
medium
status
in stock
costa rica hermosa is a caturra varietal from costa rica, roasted to a medium level by mill bank coffee co. and processed using the honey method, which leaves some fruit mucilage on the bean during drying. in the cup it moves through bright citrus, lemon, and grapefruit up front, into stone fruit and tea-like black tea qualities, then settles into caramel, honey, honeycomb, and milk to dark chocolate in the finish. the medium roast and honey process make it well-suited to filter brewing, where the layered sweetness and citrus clarity can develop fully without pressure muddying the tea-like delicacy.

common questions

What does Costa Rica Hermosa taste like?

it leads with lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest, then moves into stone fruit and black tea qualities, finishing with caramel, honey, honeycomb, and milk and dark chocolate.

How is Costa Rica Hermosa grown and processed?

it is a caturra varietal grown in costa rica and processed using the honey method, where some of the fruit's mucilage is left on the bean while it dries, adding sweetness and body to the cup.

How should I brew Costa Rica Hermosa?

the medium roast and honey processing suit filter methods, such as pour over or drip, which allow the citrus brightness and tea-like qualities to come through clearly alongside the caramel and chocolate sweetness.

about mill bank coffee co.

you're on mill bank, a quiet stretch of road through cradley that most people pass through rather than stop at. malvern sits just to the east, the hills visible on a clear day, and the village has that particular stillness that makes a proper roaster feel less like a convenience and more like a reason to actually pull over. mill bank coffee co. sources, roasts, and sells here, which means what you're drinking hasn't traveled far from where the decisions were made. that proximity tends to matter. the reviews back it up consistently, and that kind of standing in a small community isn't easy to maintain quietly. if you're coming from the malvern side, give yourself a few extra minutes and take whatever they're pouring as a filter that day.

all coffee from mill bank coffee co.

cradley, uk

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