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Camano Island Coffee Roasters Sumatra

A wet-hulled Sumatra built for immersion brewing that delivers the earthy, low-acid profile the process method promises without turning muddy.
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/ 10
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Profile
Roast
Origin
Weight
16 oz
Price / oz
$0.88
Acidity
1
Body
5
Sweetness
3
Bitterness
4
Roast
5
Tasting Notes
  • Cedar and dark earth dominate. Not subtle, not muddy.
  • Dark chocolate arrives but doesn't linger—clean finish.
  • Full body. No tea-like thinness or aggressive char bite.
  • Low acidity, as wet-hulled processing delivers. Won't brighten a milk drink.

Who it’s for

French press drinkers who want a forgiving, heavy-bodied Sumatran without finicky extraction windows. Cold brew enthusiasts looking for an earthy anchor that won't over-extract in 12+ hours. Anyone who's tired of bright single-origins and wants something that tastes like coffee, not fruit juice.

Who should skip it

Early-morning drinkers who prefer lift and clarity—this roast is too aggressive and heavy for a first cup. Espresso enthusiasts expecting pull-and-go simplicity; wet-hulled Sumatras demand dialing in. Anyone seeking complexity or competing flavor layers; this is straightforward and intentional.

Price analysis

At $0.88/oz, this sits well below Peet's Major Dickason's ($1.12/oz) for a similar dark, immersion-forward profile, and matches the value tier of Onyx Southern Weather Blend without requiring specialty equipment. No 30-day price history available, but the current pricing is clean for a wet-hulled origin. Buy now if immersion brewing is your method. No need to wait.

Rating

7/10

FAQ
What does Camano Island Coffee Roasters Sumatra taste like?

Cedar and dark earth dominate. Not subtle, not muddy. Dark chocolate arrives but doesn't linger—clean finish. Full body. No tea-like thinness or aggressive char bite.

Who is Camano Island Coffee Roasters Sumatra best for?

French press drinkers who want a forgiving, heavy-bodied Sumatran without finicky extraction windows. Cold brew enthusiasts looking for an earthy anchor that won't over-extract in 12+ hours. Anyone who's tired of bright single-origins and wants something that tastes like coffee, not fruit juice.

Who should skip Camano Island Coffee Roasters Sumatra?

Early-morning drinkers who prefer lift and clarity—this roast is too aggressive and heavy for a first cup. Espresso enthusiasts expecting pull-and-go simplicity; wet-hulled Sumatras demand dialing in. Anyone seeking complexity or competing flavor layers; this is straightforward and intentional.

Price History

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