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shed brew – the milk shed house blend, colombia + brazil coffee from the milk shed coffee roasters

colombia + brazil coffee

Shed Brew – The Milk Shed House Blend

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

you'll taste brown sugar before milk chocolate. this is shed brew – the milk shed house blend, a colombia + brazil from the milk shed coffee roasters.

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the bean

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colombia + brazil
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in stock
shed brew is the milk shed coffee roasters' house blend, built from a combination of colombian and brazilian beans. colombia typically brings structured sweetness and mild acidity, while brazil adds body and nutty, chocolatey depth, making the two a natural pairing for a balanced everyday cup. the result lands on brown sugar sweetness, milk chocolate and dark chocolate layered together, with an almond finish that keeps things clean and approachable. it suits espresso-based drinks well, where milk will echo the milk chocolate and brown sugar qualities, but it holds up as a straight black brew too for anyone who wants the darker cocoa tones upfront.

common questions

What does Shed Brew – The Milk Shed House Blend taste like?

it tastes of brown sugar and milk chocolate at the front, moving into darker cocoa tones and finishing with a dry almond note. it's a sweet, chocolatey cup without sharp or fruity edges.

How is Shed Brew – The Milk Shed House Blend grown and processed?

it's a blend of coffees from colombia and brazil, two origins known for producing sweet, low-acidity beans with nutty and chocolate character. no specific processing method has been confirmed for this blend.

How should I brew Shed Brew – The Milk Shed House Blend?

it works well as espresso, where the milk chocolate and brown sugar notes come through clearly, especially with added milk. it also brews cleanly through a cafetiere or filter if you prefer a longer black coffee.

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