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moka joe blend – brew bags, ethiopia + peru + indonesia + sumatra coffee from moka joe coffeehouse

ethiopia + peru + indonesia + sumatra coffee

Moka Joe Blend – Brew Bags

by moka joe coffeehouse · anacortes, usa

this is moka joe blend – brew bags, an ethiopia + peru + indonesia + sumatra from moka joe coffeehouse.

$2.5buy from moka joe coffeehouse

the bean

origin
ethiopia + peru + indonesia + sumatra
region
sumatra
roast
medium
status
in stock
the moka joe blend is a medium roast assembled from four origins, ethiopia, peru, indonesia, and sumatra, with sumatra listed as the primary regional focus. blending these origins typically produces a cup that balances brightness from ethiopia and peru with the earthy body that sumatra is known for. because this coffee comes pre-packaged as brew bags, it is designed for a simple steep-and-remove preparation, no grinder or brewer required. drop a bag into hot water around 200°f, steep for four to five minutes, and remove before the cup turns bitter. a good starting point for anyone who wants a consistent medium roast without extra equipment.

common questions

What does Moka Joe Blend – Brew Bags taste like?

no specific tasting notes were provided, but the combination of ethiopian, peruvian, indonesian, and sumatran beans at a medium roast commonly yields a cup with moderate body, low to medium acidity, and earthy or nutty undertones influenced by the sumatra component.

How is Moka Joe Blend – Brew Bags grown and processed?

the blend draws from four origins, ethiopia, peru, indonesia, and sumatra, though no specific processing method such as washed or natural has been listed for this blend.

How should I brew Moka Joe Blend – Brew Bags?

place one brew bag in a mug, add water just off the boil, steep for four to five minutes, then remove the bag. the brew bag format is designed to work without any additional equipment.

about moka joe coffeehouse

anacortes sits on fidalgo island, where the pace runs slower than seattle's relentless grind. you'll find serious coffee here, but it doesn't announce itself with neon or warehouse-sized roasting operations. moka joe coffeehouse on south march point road gets it right in ways that matter to people who drink coffee daily, not just when they're touring the san juan islands. the roasting happens in-house, which means beans don't travel far from flame to cup. locals know this spot well enough that it's earned something rare: genuine loyalty from people who've tried everything else within driving distance. the drip coffee here consistently delivers what you're actually looking for at 7 am on a tuesday.

all coffee from moka joe coffeehouse

anacortes, usa

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