
nicaragua coffee
by salford roasters · manchester, uk
you'll taste red apple before brown sugar. this is nicaragua (finca san antonio, washed), a washed nicaragua from salford roasters.
it tastes of red apple and brown sugar, with a clean, bright character that comes from the washed process. the medium roast keeps things balanced, with enough sweetness to soften the acidity without masking it.
the coffee comes from finca san antonio in nicaragua and is processed using the washed method, meaning the fruit is removed from the bean before drying. this produces a cleaner, more defined cup compared to natural or honey processed coffees.
as a medium roast washed coffee, it responds well to filter brewing methods like v60 or aeropress, which preserve the red apple acidity and clean sweetness. it can also work as espresso if you prefer a lighter, fruit-forward shot.
salford roasters takes beans seriously without making theater of it. tucked into the protector lamp business park on lansdowne road, this eccles operation has built something genuine among the industrial units and quiet streets. they roast with precision that you can taste in every cup, whether you're grabbing a quick americano or settling in with something more complex. the space attracts people who know their coffee but aren't interested in posturing about it. locals have figured out what works here, and they keep coming back for beans that actually deliver on their promise. no flashy packaging or overwrought origin stories. just consistently excellent roasting that transforms green beans into something worth your morning commute to eccles.
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