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Currant Mood / Kenya

by rosso coffee roasters · calgary, canada

you'll taste grapefruit before blackcurrant. this is currant mood / kenya, a kenya from rosso coffee roasters.

grapefruitblackcurrant
C$28buy from rosso coffee roasters

the bean

origin
kenya
status
in stock
currant mood is a kenyan coffee roasted by rosso coffee roasters. kenya is known for producing coffees with pronounced fruit acidity, and this one reflects that clearly, with tasting notes of grapefruit and blackcurrant. expect a sharp, citrusy brightness alongside a deep, berry-like tartness. because the specific processing method and roast level aren't listed, brew it as you would a naturally bright kenyan, a pour over or filter method will keep the fruit character clean and defined, while a shorter espresso pull can amplify the tartness if that's your preference.

common questions

What does Currant Mood / Kenya taste like?

it tastes of grapefruit and blackcurrant, combining citrus brightness with a tart, berry-like quality typical of kenyan coffees.

How is Currant Mood / Kenya grown and processed?

it's sourced from kenya, a region known for high-altitude growing conditions that drive fruit acidity, though the specific farm and processing method haven't been listed for this coffee.

How should I brew Currant Mood / Kenya?

a filter or pour over method will highlight the grapefruit and blackcurrant notes most clearly, keeping the acidity clean rather than concentrated.

about rosso coffee roasters

rosso coffee roasters sits on 9th avenue southeast like it's always belonged there. the kind of place where the barista remembers your drink without asking, where 1,127 google reviewers gave them 4.5 stars because consistency matters more than flashy marketing. they roast beans with the patience calgary's coffee scene demands. no shortcuts. the steam hisses just right, and your cup arrives at that temperature where you can taste everything the roaster intended. regulars cluster around small tables, laptops open, because good coffee creates its own gravity. what separates rosso from the chains isn't just the beans. it's the way they handle each cup like it matters. the careful pour. the attention to extraction time. small details that add up to something bigger than caffeine. this is neighborhood coffee done right, without the pretension that sometimes follows quality around.

all coffee from rosso coffee roasters

calgary, canada

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