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Freestyle Batchs - Blend #1

Roasted by Café Mokxa

This blend showcases the experimentation and adaptation process behind our roasting profiles.

Freestyle Batchs - Blend #1 — Café Mokxa
Image: courtesy of Café Mokxa
chocolatéorangesvanille

From the roaster

Chaque Freestyle Batch raconte les coulisses de la torréfaction : l’expérimentation, l’adaptation et la recherche du bon profil.

Blend #1 : Nicaragua |  Rwanda

Profil chocolaté, aux notes d'oranges et vanille

— Café Mokxa

Context

Freestyle Batchs - Blend #1, crafted by Café Mokxa, represents a unique approach to sourcing by combining beans from Nicaragua and Rwanda. Blending origins from different continents is a traditional technique used to balance the distinct characteristics of various growing regions, often aiming to create a more complex and harmonious cup profile. In this specific instance, the roaster highlights notes of chocolate, oranges, and vanilla.

When evaluating such profiles, it is helpful to consider how different processing methods and regional climates influence the final cup. While some coffees lean toward the bright, citrus-forward acidity often associated with East African beans, others provide the deep, comforting sweetness typical of Central American harvests. To better understand how these specific descriptors fit into the broader spectrum of coffee profiles, you can consult the flavor wheel. This tool serves as a standard reference for identifying and categorizing the nuanced aromatic and taste experiences found in specialty coffee.

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Frequently asked questions

What does Freestyle Batchs - Blend #1 taste like?

Expect tasting notes of chocolaté, oranges, and vanille.

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