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coffee liqueur - 6 o'clock gin, colombia coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

colombia coffee

Coffee Liqueur - 6 O'Clock Gin

by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar · bristol, uk

you'll taste lemon before grapefruit. this is coffee liqueur - 6 o'clock gin, a colombia from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar.

lemongrapefruitcitrus zest
£25buy from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

the bean

origin
colombia
roast
dark
status
in stock
roasted by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar, this colombian coffee is finished at a dark roast level in collaboration with 6 o'clock gin, giving it a liqueur-style profile. despite the dark roast, it retains noticeable brightness, with lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest running through the cup. that combination of roast depth and acidity makes it a good candidate for espresso or moka pot, where heat and pressure can draw out the citrus character without making it thin. if you prefer filter, keep water temperature on the lower side to avoid pushing the dark roast into bitterness.

common questions

What does Coffee Liqueur - 6 O'Clock Gin taste like?

it has a dark roast base with a citrus-forward profile, specifically lemon, grapefruit, and citrus zest. the combination gives it more brightness than you might expect from a dark roast coffee.

How is Coffee Liqueur - 6 O'Clock Gin grown and processed?

it is a colombian coffee roasted by wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar. beyond its colombian origin and dark roast level, no additional processing details are provided.

How should I brew Coffee Liqueur - 6 O'Clock Gin?

the dark roast suits espresso or moka pot, where pressure helps highlight the citrus zest and grapefruit notes. if brewing filter, use a slightly lower water temperature to keep the roast from turning bitter.

about wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

wogan on clement street doesn't mess around. this isn't the kind of place where your barista asks about your weekend while burning your beans. here in st jude's, they roast with the kind of attention that makes your morning coffee actually matter. the numbers tell part of the story. 4.8 out of 5 from over four hundred reviews. but walk in and you'll understand why people keep coming back. the beans arrive green, leave golden-brown, and land in your cup tasting like someone actually cared about the process. regulars line up not because it's convenient, but because wogan treats coffee like it deserves respect. each cup carries the weight of proper roasting, the kind that takes time to learn and patience to perfect. this is what happens when you choose substance over speed, when you roast for flavor instead of profit margins.

all coffee from wogan coffee roastery shop & brew bar

bristol, uk

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