costa rica coffee
by valentine coffee roasters third ward · milwaukee, usa
you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is costa rica west valley, a honey costa rica from valentine coffee roasters third ward.
it tastes like lemon and grapefruit on the brighter end, with honey and honeycomb sweetness rounding out the finish.
it is grown in costa rica's west valley region and processed using the honey method, which means the coffee cherry skin is removed but some of the sticky fruit mucilage is left on the bean while it dries.
filter brewing methods such as pour over work well here, as they highlight the citrus brightness and honey sweetness without muting the clarity that honey processed costa rican coffees tend to offer.
you're on north milwaukee street where the third ward keeps its serious coffee conversation going. valentine coffee roasters holds down this corner with the kind of quiet confidence that comes from roasting beans right and serving them without ceremony. the regulars here aren't just stopping by. they're part of something that feels intentional, deliberate in a way that takes time to build. you can sense it in how people linger, how conversations happen naturally between strangers over shared tables. this isn't about chasing trends or making statements through latte art. it's about understanding what good coffee actually means when you strip away the performance. the roasting happens in-house, which means what you're drinking was probably green beans just days ago. that kind of freshness changes everything about your morning cortado.
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