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Hoàng Hôn - Café de Vietnam

Roasted by Café Mokxa

Une tasse exotique et vive qui surprend dès la première gorgée.

Hoàng Hôn - Café de Vietnam — Café Mokxa
Image: courtesy of Café Mokxa
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From the roaster

Une tasse exotique et vive, aux notes de cola, litchi et rhubarbe. Elle surprend dès la première gorgée ! 😛

— Café Mokxa

Context

Hoàng Hôn, a selection from Café Mokxa, represents the evolving landscape of Vietnamese specialty coffee. This particular lot offers a distinct sensory profile, featuring notes of cola, litchi, and rhubarb. While traditional Vietnamese production has historically focused on robusta, contemporary roasters are increasingly highlighting the nuanced potential of the region’s diverse output.

When evaluating such unique flavor combinations, it is helpful to reference a flavor wheel to better categorize the interplay between the bright, acidic qualities of rhubarb and the deeper, sweet-toned characteristics of cola. Coffees with these specific fruit-forward and botanical profiles often benefit from brewing methods that emphasize clarity, allowing the delicate litchi aromatics to emerge fully. As the specialty market in Vietnam continues to mature, offerings like Hoàng Hôn provide a compelling look at the country's capacity for complex, high-quality profiles that challenge conventional expectations of origin character.

Buy — €19 from Café Mokxa

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Frequently asked questions

What does Hoàng Hôn - Café de Vietnam taste like?

Expect tasting notes of cola, litchi, and rhubarbe.

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