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nucleus paragon pour over stand, ethiopia coffee from patio coffee roasters

ethiopia coffee

Nucleus Paragon Pour Over Stand

by patio coffee roasters · adelaide, australia

you'll taste stone fruit before jasmine. this is nucleus paragon pour over stand, an ethiopia from patio coffee roasters.

stone fruitjasminefloral
A$179.95buy from patio coffee roasters

the bean

origin
ethiopia
region
yirgacheffe
varietal
pink bourbon, bourbon
status
in stock
the nucleus paragon pour over stand is roasted by patio coffee roasters and sourced from the yirgacheffe region of ethiopia, one of the most historically significant growing areas on the continent. it carries pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, both known for their fruit-forward character. expect stone fruit up front, with jasmine and broader floral qualities throughout. given the origin and varietals, a pour over is the natural fit, keeping the cup clean and letting the floral and fruit notes come through clearly. grind medium-fine, use water around 93c, and pour slow to avoid muddying the delicate aromatics.

common questions

What does Nucleus Paragon Pour Over Stand taste like?

it leads with stone fruit and follows with jasmine and floral characteristics, reflecting its ethiopian yirgacheffe origin and the pink bourbon and bourbon varietals it's grown from.

How is Nucleus Paragon Pour Over Stand grown and processed?

it's grown in yirgacheffe, ethiopia, using pink bourbon and bourbon varietals, though no specific processing method has been listed for this lot.

How should I brew Nucleus Paragon Pour Over Stand?

pour over is the recommended method, which suits the floral and stone fruit profile well, keeping the cup transparent and highlighting the delicate aromatics from the yirgacheffe beans.

about patio coffee roasters

the steam wand hisses against milk at patio coffee roasters on richmond road, where 259 google reviewers can't all be wrong about that 4.7-star rating. this isn't another chain slinging burnt beans to caffeine addicts. the baristas here actually taste their shots before serving them. regulars queue up tuesday mornings not just for convenience, but because someone behind the counter remembers how they take their flat white. the beans get roasted in small batches, and you can smell that careful attention the moment you step inside. no rushing the process here. what separates patio from the corporate coffee shops dotting adelaide? they give a damn about what's in your cup. each pour carries the weight of someone's reputation, someone's craft learned over years, not weeks. the kind of place where coffee isn't just fuel, it's a conversation starter, a reason to linger.

all coffee from patio coffee roasters

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