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Xingang - China Espresso

Roasted by 19grams

Dieser Espresso aus Xingang bringt schokoladige und nussige Noten in die Tasse mit einem Nachgeschmack von reifer Brombeere.

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Xingang - China Espresso — 19grams
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schokoladigenussigereife Brombeere

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China ist der unbekannte Kaffeeriese - auch aufgrund der dort herrschenden Teekultur. Doch es gibt herausragende chinesische Kaffees - dieser Espresso aus Xingang bringt schokoladige und nussige Noten in die Tasse, du schmeckst reife Brombeere im Nachgang.

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Context

The Xingang - China Espresso, sourced by 19grams, highlights the emerging profile of coffee production within the Xingang region. While coffee cultivation in China is a relatively modern development on the global stage, it has increasingly gained attention for its ability to produce balanced, approachable profiles. This specific lot presents a flavor profile defined by chocolatey and nutty undertones, complemented by the sweetness of ripe blackberry.

When evaluating such profiles, tasters often look for the interplay between deep, base-level sweetness and brighter fruit characteristics. To better understand how these specific descriptors fit into the broader spectrum of coffee sensory analysis, one can consult the flavor wheel. Generally, coffees with nutty and chocolatey foundations are prized for their versatility in espresso applications, providing a stable, rich body that pairs well with milk while maintaining distinct clarity in a straight shot. This offering serves as a compelling example of the unique character currently coming out of Chinese coffee estates.

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What does Xingang - China Espresso taste like?

Expect tasting notes of schokoladige, nussige, and reife Brombeere.

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