
el salvador coffee
by radical roasters coffee roasters · bristol, uk
this is el salvador - geisha, an experimental el salvador from radical roasters coffee roasters.
specific tasting notes were not provided for this coffee, but geisha processed experimentally typically shows pronounced floral, stone fruit, or tropical fruit qualities that are worth exploring through a clean filter brew.
this coffee is grown in el salvador and uses an experimental process, which generally means the producer has applied non-standard fermentation or drying techniques beyond natural, washed, or honey methods.
no specific brew method or roast level was listed, but experimental geishas tend to respond well to pour over or aeropress with water around 90-93°c, which preserves delicate aromatics without over-extracting.
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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