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homeroastersphil & sebastian coffee roasters - missionallan oviedo sl28 honey

costa rica coffee · cup of excellence

Allan Oviedo SL28 Honey

by phil & sebastian coffee roasters - mission · calgary, canada

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is allan oviedo sl28 honey, an anaerobic costa rica from phil & sebastian coffee roasters - mission.

honeyhoneycomb
C$13buy from phil & sebastian coffee roasters - mission

the bean

origin
costa rica
process
anaerobic
varietal
sl-28
roast
omni
status
in stock
allan oviedo sl28 honey is a cup of excellence lot from costa rica, roasted by phil & sebastian coffee roasters at their mission location. the sl-28 varietal, more commonly associated with kenya, is grown here and processed using an anaerobic method, which restricts oxygen during fermentation to concentrate and deepen the fruit and sugar character in the bean. the result lands squarely on honey and honeycomb, sweet and defined rather than sharp or bright. roasted omni, it holds up across brew methods, though filter preparation will highlight its clarity and sweetness, while espresso will give it more body and intensity.

common questions

What does Allan Oviedo SL28 Honey taste like?

the cup leads with honey and honeycomb, delivering a sweet, sugary character that reflects both the anaerobic processing and the sl-28 varietal. expect a smooth, dessert-leaning profile rather than high acidity.

How is Allan Oviedo SL28 Honey grown and processed?

it is a costa rican coffee grown with the sl-28 varietal and processed anaerobically, meaning the cherries ferment in a low-oxygen environment before drying, which intensifies sweetness and concentrates flavor. it is a cup of excellence lot, indicating it placed among the top-scoring coffees in a national competition.

How should I brew Allan Oviedo SL28 Honey?

roasted omni, it is suited to both filter and espresso, so your preferred method should work well. filter brewing, such as pour-over, will emphasize the clean honey sweetness, while espresso will bring out more body and richness.

about phil & sebastian coffee roasters - mission

the warmth hits you before the caffeine does at phil & sebastian mission. tucked into the 4th street corridor in mission, this roaster gets the fundamentals right in ways that matter. their beans carry that distinct weight good coffee has, the kind that makes you slow down between sips instead of gulping through another meeting. regulars line up here because consistency isn't negotiable. the baristas know their grinder settings, their milk steaming temps, the precise moment espresso stops being beautiful and starts being bitter. it's the sort of place where 452 google reviewers land on 4.4 stars because they're getting coffee that tastes like someone actually cares about it. no corporate manual dictates the pour here. just people who understand that good coffee requires attention, patience, and beans that haven't been sitting in a warehouse for months. mission gets another solid coffee anchor.

all coffee from phil & sebastian coffee roasters - mission

calgary, canada

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