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welcome pack - filtro, rwanda + colombia coffee from onyva coffee sant gervasi | cafe de especialidad | coffee roaster propio

rwanda + colombia coffee

Welcome Pack - Filtro

by onyva coffee sant gervasi | cafe de especialidad | coffee roaster propio · barcelona, spain

you'll taste jasmine before floral. this is welcome pack - filtro, a natural rwanda + colombia from onyva coffee sant gervasi | cafe de especialidad | coffee roaster propio.

jasminefloralmilk chocolatedark chocolate
€41.23buy from onyva coffee sant gervasi | cafe de especialidad | coffee roaster propio

the bean

origin
rwanda + colombia
region
gakenke
process
natural
varietal
caturra
status
in stock
a filter-roasted blend from onyva coffee in sant gervasi, combining beans from rwanda's gakenke region and colombia. the rwandan component is a natural-processed caturra, meaning the coffee dried inside the fruit, which draws out sweeter, more fruit-forward characteristics. together the two origins produce a cup that layers jasmine and floral aromatics over milk chocolate and dark chocolate depth. because this is roasted for filter, it performs best brewed as a pour-over, aeropress, or batch brew at a lower temperature, around 90-93°c, to keep the floral notes clean and let the chocolate body develop without bitterness.

common questions

What does Welcome Pack - Filtro taste like?

expect floral and jasmine aromas alongside milk chocolate and dark chocolate in the cup, a combination that tends toward sweetness and complexity rather than sharp acidity or bitterness.

How is Welcome Pack - Filtro grown and processed?

the coffee blends beans from gakenke, rwanda, and colombia, with the rwandan portion being a natural-processed caturra varietal, meaning the cherries dried whole before milling, which adds sweetness and fruit character to the final cup.

How should I brew Welcome Pack - Filtro?

this coffee is roasted specifically for filter brewing, so pour-over, aeropress, or drip methods will suit it best, using a grind size and water temperature appropriate for filter to highlight the floral and chocolate characteristics without over-extraction.

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