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honduran medium roast coffee, costa rica + honduras coffee from union place coffee roasters

costa rica + honduras coffee

Honduran Medium Roast Coffee

by union place coffee roasters · rochester, usa

you'll taste stone fruit before peach. this is honduran medium roast coffee, a honey costa rica + honduras from union place coffee roasters.

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$22.75buy from union place coffee roasters

the bean

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costa rica + honduras
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honey
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typica
roast
medium
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this medium roast from union place coffee roasters is sourced from costa rica and honduras, using typica-varietal beans processed via the honey method, where fruit pulp is left on the bean during drying to build sweetness and body. the result is a cup with stone fruit and peach up front, backed by honey, honeycomb, and a soft cocoa finish. the honey process keeps things smooth and fruit-forward without being sharp, making it a reliable everyday drinker. it suits filter methods like pour-over or drip well, where the medium roast clarity and fruit notes can come through cleanly without over-extraction.

common questions

What does Honduran Medium Roast Coffee taste like?

expect stone fruit and peach alongside honey and honeycomb sweetness, with a soft cocoa note rounding out the finish. the honey process adds a gentle, syrupy body that ties the fruit and sweet flavors together.

How is Honduran Medium Roast Coffee grown and processed?

the beans are typica-varietal coffee sourced from costa rica and honduras, processed using the honey method, where some fruit pulp remains on the bean during drying to increase natural sweetness and body.

How should I brew Honduran Medium Roast Coffee?

a medium roast with honey-process sweetness and clear fruit notes works well as a filter coffee, so pour-over or drip brewing are good starting points. aim for a standard brew ratio around 1:15 to 1:16 coffee to water to let the peach and honeycomb notes develop without turning bitter.

about union place coffee roasters

tucked into building 9 on jefferson road, union place coffee roasters proves that great coffee doesn't need flashy storefronts or marketing budgets. their 4.9-star rating across 188 google reviews tells the real story. this is what happens when someone actually cares about the beans. you can smell it the moment you walk in, that deep, nutty scent of freshly roasted coffee that no chain can replicate. regulars don't just come for caffeine. they come because union place treats coffee like it matters, not like a commodity to push through as quickly as possible. each cup carries the weight of careful sourcing and precise roasting. the baristas know their craft. not the scripted small talk kind of knowing, but the kind where they can tell you why this particular roast tastes like chocolate and citrus. rochester's coffee scene is lucky to have them.

all coffee from union place coffee roasters

rochester, usa

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