My second coffee from Barefoot Coffee Roasters was the Abana African Blend. It's a mix of beans from Burundi & Ethiopia.
It had a medium body, nice acidity and an aroma that as lightly nutty, sweet with some light florals and a hint of spice. The sweetness smelled honeyish to me.
The flavor was berries and nuts. Fruity - red berry fruits like strawberries and raspberries. It was a pretty sweet coffee. The spiciness I noticed in the aroma became more pronounced as the cup cooled - think almost gingery, minty, cola a hint of vanilla. They said something about sarsaparilla which has a taste very similar to root beer and those are the tastes I picked up as the cup cooled.
I brewed it in the bee house and V60. Tried it in a flash brew, but it was not my favorite. Angie used a drip machine and she enjoyed it a lot.
I'm interested in having this one again...but they also have a couple of others that I want to try.
Find them online at http://www.barefootcoffee.com and Instagram
http://instagram.com/barefootcoffee
It had a medium body, nice acidity and an aroma that as lightly nutty, sweet with some light florals and a hint of spice. The sweetness smelled honeyish to me.
The flavor was berries and nuts. Fruity - red berry fruits like strawberries and raspberries. It was a pretty sweet coffee. The spiciness I noticed in the aroma became more pronounced as the cup cooled - think almost gingery, minty, cola a hint of vanilla. They said something about sarsaparilla which has a taste very similar to root beer and those are the tastes I picked up as the cup cooled.
I brewed it in the bee house and V60. Tried it in a flash brew, but it was not my favorite. Angie used a drip machine and she enjoyed it a lot.
I'm interested in having this one again...but they also have a couple of others that I want to try.
Find them online at http://www.barefootcoffee.com and Instagram
http://instagram.com/barefootcoffee
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