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homeroasterstoyotomi coffeeグアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(box)

guatemala coffee

グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(BOX)

by toyotomi coffee · tokushima, japan

this is グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(box), a guatemala from toyotomi coffee.

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the bean

origin
guatemala
roast
medium-dark
status
in stock
グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ is a medium-dark roast guatemalan coffee from toyotomi coffee, sold in a 100g box. guatemala is known for growing coffee at high altitudes with volcanic soil, which typically contributes to a well-structured cup. the medium-dark roast level brings out deeper body and lower acidity while preserving some origin character. it suits brewing methods that complement fuller-bodied coffees, such as drip, french press, or moka pot. at 100g it is a practical size for sampling the roast before committing to a larger bag.

common questions

What does グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(BOX) taste like?

Specific tasting notes were not provided, but the medium-dark roast level points to a fuller body and lower acidity than a light roast, with the deeper, roast-forward character typical of this style. guatemalan coffees at this roast level often show chocolate and nutty qualities, though only the supplied facts confirm the origin and roast level.

How is グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(BOX) grown and processed?

This coffee comes from guatemala, but no specific farm region, altitude, or processing method details were supplied for this product. for precise processing information, checking directly with toyotomi coffee is recommended.

How should I brew グアテマラ・ラ・タシータ(中深煎り)100g(BOX)?

The medium-dark roast suits brewing methods that highlight body and warmth, such as drip filter, french press, or moka pot. no specific brew recipe was provided, so starting with a standard ratio of around 60g coffee per litre of water at 90 to 94 degrees celsius is a reliable starting point.

about toyotomi coffee

your cup at toyotomi coffee in tokushima's suehiro-cho neighborhood is roasted the same morning it's served, which is a commitment you can actually taste. the first floor doubles as a retail space for beans and gear, including a practice roaster on display for anyone curious about the process. owner mr. toyotomi's surf obsession runs through the whole place, hawaiian shirts and magazines everywhere, and the second floor runs as a rotating local art gallery. it's unhurried and a little offbeat in the best way.

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tokushima, japan

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