Sample Pack of 3 Coffee Selections
$21.00
Description
Our single origin coffees are carefully chosen by the head roaster to give you the best taste of Split Rail Coffee in your cup.
Each 4oz bag is roasted with your desired flavor profile in mind.
Additional information
| Weight | 12.0 oz |
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$20.00 – $98.00Our first natural process from Guatemala, it has lower acidity than the Ethiopian naturals, while still having a fruity profile. Blackberry, mango are the first flavors we picked up, with guava, red currant following and just the most subtlest of chocolate coming through as the cup cooled. It feels like an Ethiopian natural without the acidity or strong citrus profile.
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