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First Impressions Notes From A 1st Time Supporter
Cush Coffee Dominican Bani. This is a excellent example of what I would call a more mellow coffee. I would say it is not very acidic. The roast is well done. I'm getting some definite cocoa with a nutty note, and some citrus, maybe lemon. Not a very assertive cup. Nicely balanced. I don't get a lot of tannin flavors off of this either. I think this would be a good coffee for someone who is a beginning single region bean coffee drinker or for times when you want a more laid back cup of coffee.
I also recently found out that he does a Coffee blend to accompany a fine cigar. That is definitely on my list for my next order. Yep, first roaster in years that I would re-order from, and looking forward to doing so, as well.
Original Story
Cush Coffee Ethiopia Yirgacheffe: Hey! this one is different! No matter what I taste from this Roaster, he manages to throw me and my buds for a loop. Again, I don't know if this is a testament to his roasting skills, which if I'm correct, is accomplished using the small batch pan roasting method, or if it is the quality of the beans. I'd venture to guess both. I'm going to start sounding like a broken record. This is once again the best example of this bean that I have ever tasted. I brewed it using my usual French Press method, which is a bit different because I don't stir the grounds, and I remove them before I press / create the suspension.
This is a somewhat bolder and fuller bodied coffee. The aroma from the cup really got my attention. It is very fragrant. As I started sipping, I was reminded of a well aged wine. There are floral, fruit, and chocolate notes which bring a light but definite complexity. It has the most wonderfully sweet and long lasting finish that I have ever experienced. Definitely the most surprising finish, to date. Again, a bit more than medium bodied. Not too acidic, but more that the Dominican Bani I had yesterday. This is one that any adventurous coffee drinker HAS to try. It is that unique, and that good.
More Notes Coming Soon!!
I also recently found out that he does a Coffee blend to accompany a fine cigar. That is definitely on my list for my next order. Yep, first roaster in years that I would re-order from, and looking forward to doing so, as well.
Original Story
Cush Coffee Ethiopia Yirgacheffe: Hey! this one is different! No matter what I taste from this Roaster, he manages to throw me and my buds for a loop. Again, I don't know if this is a testament to his roasting skills, which if I'm correct, is accomplished using the small batch pan roasting method, or if it is the quality of the beans. I'd venture to guess both. I'm going to start sounding like a broken record. This is once again the best example of this bean that I have ever tasted. I brewed it using my usual French Press method, which is a bit different because I don't stir the grounds, and I remove them before I press / create the suspension.
This is a somewhat bolder and fuller bodied coffee. The aroma from the cup really got my attention. It is very fragrant. As I started sipping, I was reminded of a well aged wine. There are floral, fruit, and chocolate notes which bring a light but definite complexity. It has the most wonderfully sweet and long lasting finish that I have ever experienced. Definitely the most surprising finish, to date. Again, a bit more than medium bodied. Not too acidic, but more that the Dominican Bani I had yesterday. This is one that any adventurous coffee drinker HAS to try. It is that unique, and that good.
More Notes Coming Soon!!
Sunday, November 17, 2013
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