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Lily & Willy’s Coffee Co India Pearl Mountain
The defining thing in this cup is the body: 4/5 weight carrying brown sugar and praline sweetness through any filter brew without asking much of you.
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Onyx Coffee Lab Ethiopia Bochesa Anaerobic Washed
The thin body is the honest entry fee; the anaerobic washed process draws genuine jasmine, peach, and yellow pear from Arbegona in a way that outstrips what a standard Ethiopian washed light roast can deliver.
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Lily & Willy’s Coffee Co Kenya Kirinyaga
Citrus and ginger brightness backed by maximum sweetness, all suspended above a cup with almost no body to anchor it.
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Mr. Espresso Neapolitan Espresso
Maximum roast intensity has consumed the Latin America blend's origin character entirely, but the 5/5 body makes it a functional base for milk-forward espresso and moka pot.
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Metropolis Coffee Spice Island Blend
Built for the auto-drip regular or home espresso drinker who wants a full-bodied, low-acid cup with dark chocolate and spice presence, the Spice Island Blend delivers on that brief without complication.
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New England Coffee Blue Mountain Blend
The "Blue Mountain" name borrows prestige from one of coffee's most expensive origins; what's in the bag is a mild, washed Latin America grocery blend that lives in a very different category.
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Peet’s Coffee Major Dickason’s Blend
Maximum roast intensity has erased whatever the Latin America and Indonesia origins contributed, leaving a cup whose sole real asset is an uncommonly heavy body.
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Phil & Sebastian Coffee Roasters Honey Haze Espresso
Orange brightness in the first third, raisin and orchard fruit through the center, hazelnut dryness at the close: medium-dark applied to a washed Panama with a specific espresso outcome in mind.
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Penyora Ethiopia Bekele Filter
Performs best in a slow pour over where the jasmine-to-apricot arc has room to develop in sequence, delivering Yirgacheffe's defining brightness without a gram of body to slow it down.
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Onyx Coffee Lab Colombia La Riviera Nitro Watermelon
Raspberry and watermelon candy from an inoculated ferment, riding 5/5 acidity through a cup that requires a precise pour to deliver everything the processing promises.
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Passenger Coffee Blueprint Blend
The red fruit lifts mid-cup as it cools, pulling what starts as a caramel base into a second register that gives the pour over something to reveal.
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Oren’s Coffee Burundi Turihamwe Natural
Saturated red-fruit intensity at maximum sweetness and acidity, with almost no body to anchor it.
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One Village Coffee Seasonal Colombia Huila
Cherry and cocoa in a pour-over-first light roast running maximum acidity and sweetness: the cup rewards temperature control.
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Paradise Coffee Roasters Kona Geisha Rosé
Strawberry and raspberry brightness arrive first, sharp and sustained on the Geisha's floral frame, with honey sweetness carrying the cup through to a faint ginger close.
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Peet’s Coffee Big Bang Medium Roast
For the auto-drip that runs before anyone's awake, this Latin America-East Africa blend puts a composed, approachable cup in the mug without asking anything back from the brewer.
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Onyx Coffee Lab Monarch
The Monarch's medium-dark roast is a deliberate trade: origin character gives way to extraction reliability, and for an espresso blend built around milk-based drinks, that exchange holds up.
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Onyx Coffee Lab Southern Weather Blend
At $1.70/oz, you're paying for specificity: strawberry and cream soda in a washed light roast that registers almost no bitterness.
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Seth Taylor Coffee Panama, Hacienda La Esmeralda – lot 6NB
Built for pour-over drinkers who want Hacienda La Esmeralda's terroir through a natural-process lens, this lot delivers peach, jasmine, and blueberry at maximum brightness with bitterness low enough to disappear entirely.