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himalaya pineapple, el salvador coffee from the barn coffee roasters berlin

el salvador coffee

HIMALAYA PINEAPPLE

by the barn coffee roasters berlin · berlin, germany

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is himalaya pineapple, a natural el salvador from the barn coffee roasters berlin.

milk chocolatedark chocolate
€13.87buy from the barn coffee roasters berlin

the bean

origin
el salvador
process
natural
status
in stock
himalaya pineapple is a naturally processed coffee from el salvador, roasted by the barn coffee roasters in berlin. natural processing means the coffee cherry dries whole around the bean, which tends to produce fuller body and fruit-forward sweetness. in the cup it delivers milk chocolate and dark chocolate, making it a rich, cocoa-driven coffee without sharp acidity. because the flavors are sweet and round, it suits brewing methods that highlight body and sweetness, such as french press, moka pot, or filter. keep your water temperature around 92 to 94 celsius and avoid over-extraction to keep the chocolate notes clean rather than bitter.

common questions

What does HIMALAYA PINEAPPLE taste like?

himalaya pineapple tastes of milk chocolate and dark chocolate, making it a cocoa-forward cup with a naturally sweet, full character from the natural processing.

How is HIMALAYA PINEAPPLE grown and processed?

it is grown in el salvador and processed using the natural method, where whole coffee cherries dry around the bean before milling, which deepens sweetness and body in the final cup.

How should I brew HIMALAYA PINEAPPLE?

its rich, chocolate-driven profile suits brewing methods that emphasize body and sweetness, such as french press, moka pot, or filter, using water around 92 to 94 celsius to avoid bitterness.

about the barn coffee roasters berlin

you're on bellevuestraße, which puts you close to the tiergarten and within sight of some of berlin's more recognizable skyline. the barn has been roasting and serving here long enough that its name carries genuine weight in the city's specialty scene, and the address alone signals that this isn't a low-key side-street project. what they do is roast their own coffee and sell it to you directly, which means the gap between the green bean decision and your cup is shorter than it is almost anywhere else. berlin rewards this kind of vertical attention. no middlemen, no mystery about sourcing philosophy. if you're heading through mitte or killing time before the tiergarten, bellevuestraße 1 is worth the stop, particularly for a morning filter before the city gets loud.

all coffee from the barn coffee roasters berlin

berlin, germany

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