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Costa Rica La Luna Tarrazu is classified as some of the finest in the world!
(5 = Extraordinary to 1= Satisfactory)
ACIDITY |
4 |
BODY |
4 |
AROMA |
4 |
COMPLEXITY |
5 |
BALANCE |
4 |
SPICEY |
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CHOCOLATY |
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CARAMELLY |
- |
NUTTY |
- |
BUTTERY |
- |
FRUITY |
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FLOWERY |
- |
WINEY |
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EARTHY |
- |
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La Luna ("the moon" in Spanish) is a farm operated
by the Seevers family. Tarrazú...the name alone evokes images of majestic
mountain slopes, misty valleys, and of course the farms of this region where
some of the most famous coffee in the world is produced. Said to be a result
of the warm, fragrant breezes which ascend the rugged slopes from the valleys
far below, this coffee's unmistakable character has led it to be classified
among the finest in the world.
Sweet, round, with an agreeable balance of dry acidy notes and rich roastiness.
Perhaps a bit shallow in range and dimension. Acidity in a supporting role but
still present, luscious body and noteworthy complexity, all a testament to excellent
green coffee and skillful roasting. A rich and spicy cup. An excellent representative
of a classic Tarrazu coffee!
Tarrazu is another fantastic addition to your cellar. Excellent component in
espresso!
Roast:
Somewhere in the vacinity of City+ to Full City, Tarrazu
is best roasted through first crack, then stop. That's where it is at its peak
flavor! Some may be compelled to roasting it dark, but you risk losing the profile
that distinquishes it, besides Costa Ricans do not have much body in darker
roasts (or lighter roasts for that matter).
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