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decaf, regular, colombia coffee from radical roasters coffee roasters

colombia coffee · decaf

Decaf, Regular

by radical roasters coffee roasters · bristol, uk

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is decaf, regular, a colombia from radical roasters coffee roasters.

honeyhoneycombsugar canemilk chocolatedark chocolate
£11buy from radical roasters coffee roasters

the bean

origin
colombia
status
in stock
this is a decaf colombian coffee from radical roasters coffee roasters, processed to remove caffeine while preserving its natural character. colombia is known for producing clean, well-structured beans, and that shows here in a cup that moves through honey, honeycomb, and sugar cane sweetness before settling into milk chocolate and dark chocolate depth. it brews well across most common methods, making it a solid choice for an evening cup or for anyone avoiding caffeine without wanting to sacrifice flavour. aim for a medium grind and water around 93c to keep the sweeter notes clear.

common questions

What does Decaf, Regular taste like?

it has a sweetness that runs from honey and honeycomb through to sugar cane, with milk chocolate and dark chocolate rounding out the finish.

How is Decaf, Regular grown and processed?

the coffee is sourced from colombia and has been decaffeinated, though the specific decaf process used is not listed in the available information.

How should I brew Decaf, Regular?

it suits most standard brew methods, so a filter, french press, or espresso machine will all work, just keep your water temperature around 93c to let the chocolate and honey sweetness come through cleanly.

about radical roasters coffee roasters

single-origin filter is the move here, if you're the kind of person who wants to actually taste what a roaster thinks about. radical roasters has been doing its thing on st marks road in easton for long enough that the locals have strong opinions about it, which is usually a good sign. easton itself is one of those bristol neighbourhoods that doesn't perform its own coolness, and the roastery fits that register. you won't feel like you've wandered into a brand experience. the sourcing focus is serious, the roasting approach considered, and the community around it has clearly decided this is their place. if you're passing through bs5, the filter bar is where you want to start.

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