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artists open houses coffee (250g), rwanda coffee from the milk shed coffee roasters

rwanda coffee

Artists Open Houses Coffee (250G)

by the milk shed coffee roasters · brighton and hove, uk

you'll taste honey before honeycomb. this is artists open houses coffee (250g), a honey rwanda from the milk shed coffee roasters.

honeyhoneycomb
£13buy from the milk shed coffee roasters

the bean

origin
rwanda
region
nyamasheke
process
honey
varietal
bourbon
status
in stock
this is a honey-processed bourbon from nyamasheke, rwanda, roasted by the milk shed coffee roasters. honey processing means the coffee cherry's mucilage is left on the bean during drying, which pushes sweetness into the cup. expect honey and honeycomb throughout, with a fuller body than a washed rwandan typically delivers. the bourbon varietal adds a clean, rounded base that keeps those sweet notes in check. it works well as a filter or a gentle espresso. grind medium-coarse for pour-over to let the sweetness develop, or pull it slightly shorter as espresso to avoid the honey tones becoming cloying.

common questions

What does Artists Open Houses Coffee (250G) taste like?

the cup leads with honey and honeycomb sweetness, a direct result of the honey processing method used on these rwandan bourbon beans. expect a soft, sweet profile rather than a bright or sharply acidic one.

How is Artists Open Houses Coffee (250G) grown and processed?

it is a bourbon varietal grown in the nyamasheke region of rwanda and processed using the honey method, where fruit mucilage is retained on the bean during drying. this approach builds sweetness and body in the finished cup.

How should I brew Artists Open Houses Coffee (250G)?

filter brewing, such as a pour-over or batch brew, suits the honey and honeycomb notes well at a medium-coarse grind. if pulling as espresso, keep the ratio slightly shorter to balance the sweetness and avoid a heavy, syrupy result.

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