This is one of those coffees that you want to extract every bit of goodness out of. And for some reason, all the wonderful flavors really shine when the coffee's cooled down quite a bit. Not a co...
This is one of those coffees that you want to extract every bit of goodness out of. And for some reason, all the wonderful flavors really shine when the coffee's cooled down quite a bit. Not a coffee to put in a thermos to gulp down, more like a single malt sipper.
Very juicy notes here, without a ton of acidity. Based on my very limited knowledge of processing methods, I think that's thanks to the washing. Overall, things are very balanced here, with the swe...
Very juicy notes here, without a ton of acidity. Based on my very limited knowledge of processing methods, I think that's thanks to the washing. Overall, things are very balanced here, with the sweetness, darker flavors, and fruit notes all present without overwhelming the others.
Deri Kojowa was not my cup of tea, so-to-speak. In fact, it was more like tea than coffee. It was as described, light and impressively lacking in bitterness. Light, honey, juicy flavors not what I...
Deri Kojowa was not my cup of tea, so-to-speak. In fact, it was more like tea than coffee. It was as described, light and impressively lacking in bitterness. Light, honey, juicy flavors not what I am looking for in my morning cup...I am more of a French roast or espresso kinda guy. I want a good kick-in-the-ass to wake me up and get me off to work, and a couple of chasers to keep me moving on the way.
To be fair, this was my first experience with moustachecoffeeclub.com (it was a gift). I'll certainly try some others, but the focus on "light, fruity" flavors isn't going to work for me, I am looking for dark, serious java.
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Charles Archer
Cape Charles·over 5 years ago
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