Blind Assessment: Deeply roasty in the aroma with grapefruit top notes and apricot and spicy chocolate undercurrents. In the cup sweet and complexly rich with chocolate and a caramelly fruit. A slight sharpness in the cup turns distinctly astringent and bitter in the finish. Notes: Certified organically grown and Fair-Traded, meaning the farmer was paid a formula-defined "fair" price for his coffee. New Harvest is a quality-oriented specialty roaster specializing in Fair-Trade coffees. Visit www.newharvestcoffee.com or call 866-438-1999 for more information. Who Should Drink It: Those who add a bit of milk and sugar to the cup may value the balancing edge of bitterness in this otherwise fine and characteristic Nicaragua. |
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