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the 4 bag box, kenya + rwanda + uganda + nicaragua + india coffee from shiloh coffee roasters ltd

kenya + rwanda + uganda + nicaragua + india coffee

The 4 Bag Box

by shiloh coffee roasters ltd · whitehaven, uk

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is the 4 bag box, a honey kenya + rwanda + uganda + nicaragua + india from shiloh coffee roasters ltd.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zestblackcurrantcaramelbrown sugarhoneyhoneycombmilk chocolatedark chocolate
£33.25buy from shiloh coffee roasters ltd

the bean

origin
kenya + rwanda + uganda + nicaragua + india
region
jinotega
process
honey
varietal
caturra, bourbon
status
in stock
the 4 bag box from shiloh coffee roasters brings together coffees from kenya, rwanda, uganda, nicaragua, india, and the jinotega region of nicaragua specifically. the nicaragua component uses caturra and bourbon varietals processed honey, which helps explain the sweetness running through the cup. expect bright citrus across lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest, layered with blackcurrant, then caramel, brown sugar, honey, and honeycomb, finishing with milk and dark chocolate. the range of flavour here suits filter brewing, where the lighter, fruity notes can open up cleanly alongside the deeper caramel and chocolate foundation.

common questions

What does The 4 Bag Box taste like?

it covers a wide flavour range, from bright citrus notes of lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest through blackcurrant, into sweeter caramel, brown sugar, honey, and honeycomb, and rounding out with milk and dark chocolate. the honey process on the nicaragua contributes to that pronounced sweetness in the middle and finish.

How is The 4 Bag Box grown and processed?

the box draws from multiple origins including kenya, rwanda, uganda, india, and nicaragua, with the nicaraguan coffee sourced from the jinotega region using caturra and bourbon varietals. the nicaragua is honey processed, meaning some fruit mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which adds body and sweetness to the cup.

How should I brew The 4 Bag Box?

filter brewing methods suit this coffee well, allowing the citrus brightness from the multi-origin blend to come through clearly while the honey process sweetness and chocolate notes stay balanced. a medium grind and water around 92, 94 celsius works well for most filter setups.

about shiloh coffee roasters ltd

when you need to escape whitehaven's weekend bustle for a few hours of concentrated work, shiloh coffee roasters delivers exactly what you're after. tucked into haig enterprises off the main thoroughfare, this independent roastery has built something rare: genuine loyalty from people who return week after week, not because it's convenient but because the coffee actually matters here. the beans speak for themselves without anyone making noise about origin stories or roasting philosophies. you'll find yourself settling in naturally, laptop open, cortado cooling just enough to drink properly. the kind of place where ordering your second cup feels automatic rather than indulgent. regulars have claimed their preferred spots by now, but there's always room for one more person who appreciates coffee done right. no pretense, no performance. just solid espresso and the quiet satisfaction of finding somewhere that gets it. your afternoon americano tastes like they actually care about extraction timing.

all coffee from shiloh coffee roasters ltd

whitehaven, uk

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