Blind Assessment: Some wine tones survive the dark roast to complicate the acidity. Brought along to a dark roast slowly enough to spare us burned notes, but for a Kenya not a lot of body or dimension either. The pleasure would seem to be the paradox of understated acidity and dark-roast pungency. Notes: A paradox of understated acidity and dark-roast pungency, some wine tones. Grade AA Who Should Drink It: Anyone who likes both Kenya and dark roasts. Smooth enough to drink as espresso but acidy enough to remind you that you're still drinking Kenya. |
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