Blind Assessment: The famous Yirgacheffe flower tones are brighter and sturdier than usual here: less levitating, more grounded, fresh but rich, accessible, gently acidy. The cup darkens toward cedar and chocolate in the finish, the aftertaste is long and richly floral. Notes: The famous Yirgacheffe flower tones are brighter and sturdier than usual here: less levitating, more grounded, fresh but rich, accessible, gently acidy. Bernie Digman is the proprietor of the colorfully named Milagro Coffee y Espresso in Las Cruces, New Mexico, near the Mexican border. Milagro means miracle. This coffee is not quite miraculous, but pretty close. Who Should Drink It: People who prefer simpler bouquets of the same flower rather than complex bouquets of many. |
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