Holland Coffee
Sundried Harrar – Green
Review Date: | May 2000 |
Blind Assessment
A complexly imbalanced cup. Virtually everyone agreed the aroma was pleasantly floral and fruity ("melon" one panelist specified) and the body robust, but the eccentric sensations that emerged in the cup as it cooled attracted a variety of vegetable and largely negative adjectives, among them grassy, herbal, wheaty, and tobaccoey.
Notes
The aroma is pleasantly floral and fruity, the body robust, but cup cooled to negative herbal, wheaty sensations. Sundried refers to the fact that this coffee, like all Harrars, was dried in the sun with the fruit around the bean intact. It is composed of coffee from both longberry and shortberry Harrar cultivars.
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This review originally appeared in the May, 2000 tasting report: The Mocha Taste