New Arrival Coffee Beans

Greetings community.

It is with great excitement I introduce the new arrival of coffee beans at Oh My Beans Coffee Shop ( Location 1 lockies Lane, Florida Lake, South Africa)

1. Ethiopia Yirgacheffe
Ethiopian coffee is well known for its sweet acidic & fruity taste notes.
The Portland Project Ethiopia Yirgacheffe has distinctive taste notes of bergamot lime, dark peach and a slight hint similar to that of appricots

Altitude
The Ethiopia Yirgacheffe is composed of beans grown and an altitude between 1900-2100 above mean sea level. Coffee grown at higher sea levels tend to have wine, fruit, spice or floral notes to it. The higher the altitude is , the lower the temperature will be.
Cold temperature slows down the growth rate of the plant. A slower growth rate means that the plants energy supply means that the crop focuses more on bean production (reproduction). This means more sugars are concentrated within the coffee berries which gives these coffee beans its incredible flavor profile .

Process
These coffee beans are washed, as the washing process physically removes any impurities and gives the coffee a cleaner taste

Coffee Varietal
Heirloom.

2.Full City Blend
This blend consists of beans with origin from Brazil & Ethiopia

Process
This blend of coffee beans are natural/unwashed , dried and roasted medium to dark.

Altitude
These coffee beans are grown at an altitude of 900-1500. This is a medium to high altitude, giving coffee beans flavor notes of citrus, vanilla, chocolate & nut.

Roasters Taste Notes
Taste notes of Biscuit , Chocolate and Nut.

3. The Seasonal Blend

Country/Region
Ugandan/Rwanda/Costa Rica

Process
Natural/Washed

Varietal
Multiple

Altitude
These coffee beans are grown at a higher altitude of 1400-2200. These coffee beans are grown at a higher altitudes , Blending together the unique flavors of Ugandan, Rwandan & Costa Rican coffee beans to create a truly scintillating taste experience

Taste Notes
Black forrest Cake , Chocolate and Roasted Nuts.

Thank you for stopping by.

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