
costa rica coffee
by the barn café neukölln · berlin, germany
you'll taste tropical fruit before winey. this is volcan azul h1, an anaerobic costa rica from the barn café neukölln.
volcan azul h1 has tasting notes of tropical fruit and a winey quality, typical of the intense fruit-forward character that anaerobic processing produces.
it's a costa rican coffee that undergoes anaerobic processing, where the cherries ferment in sealed, oxygen-free tanks, concentrating the fruit flavors before drying.
filter or pour-over brewing tends to suit anaerobic coffees well, as it preserves the clarity needed to appreciate the tropical fruit and winey notes without muddying them.
slow saturday mornings on friedelstraße have a particular pull, and the barn café neukölln fits that rhythm without forcing it. you're in neukölln, which means the neighborhood brings its own energy, a mix of long-term berliners and people who moved here specifically for places like this. the barn is part of a berlin-based roasting operation with a reputation that holds up, so the coffee in your cup is coming from a team that takes sourcing seriously rather than treating it as an afterthought. it's the kind of place that works whether you've got a laptop open or nothing at all, no particular pressure either way. friedelstraße 27 is worth putting in your phone before you make the trip across the city for a cortado on a weekday morning.
all coffee from the barn café neuköllnberlin, germany
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