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uganda coffee

Uganda African Moon

by mill bank coffee co. · cradley, uk

you'll taste tropical fruit before milk chocolate. this is uganda african moon, a natural uganda from mill bank coffee co..

tropical fruitmilk chocolatedark chocolate
£9buy from mill bank coffee co.

the bean

origin
uganda
region
rwenzori
process
natural
varietal
sl-28
roast
light
status
in stock
uganda african moon is a light roast single origin from mill bank coffee co., sourced from the rwenzori region of uganda. it's made from sl-28 varietal coffee and processed naturally, meaning the fruit dries around the bean before milling, which drives the pronounced tropical fruit character alongside milk chocolate and dark chocolate. expect a sweeter, fruit-forward cup with layered cocoa depth. because it's a light roast, a pour over or filter brew at a slightly lower temperature will preserve the nuance, while a french press will emphasize the heavier chocolate body.

common questions

What does Uganda African Moon taste like?

it leads with tropical fruit from the natural process, then moves into milk chocolate and dark chocolate, giving the cup both brightness and a sweet, cocoa-toned finish.

How is Uganda African Moon grown and processed?

it's grown in uganda's rwenzori region using the sl-28 varietal and processed naturally, meaning the whole coffee cherry is dried intact before the bean is extracted, which concentrates fruit flavors in the cup.

How should I brew Uganda African Moon?

as a light roast, it performs well with filter methods like pour over, which highlight the tropical fruit and chocolate complexity, though a french press will pull more body and lean into the darker chocolate notes.

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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