Coffee
El Urraco
Roasted by Square Mile Coffee Roasters
The delicious El Urraco returns for 2026 with fruity-floral notes and a smooth hazelnut base.

From the roaster
A staple in our lineup over the past few years, the delicious El Urraco returns for 2026! Fruity-floral and deliciously sweet, over a smooth hazelnut base, it’s a brew you’ll be reaching for all-day long.
— Square Mile Coffee Roasters
Context
El Urraco, sourced by Square Mile Coffee Roasters, presents a profile defined by its fruity, floral, and sweet characteristics, rounded out by a distinct hazelnut finish. When evaluating such complex profiles, it is helpful to reference the flavor wheel to better identify the nuances between delicate floral aromatics and the deeper, nutty undertones found in the cup. Generally, coffees that balance bright fruit notes with savory, toasted elements like hazelnut are highly sought after for their versatility across different brewing methods. While floral notes often suggest a refined, tea-like clarity, the addition of sweetness and nuttiness provides a grounded, approachable structure. This specific offering from the roaster highlights the interplay between these diverse sensory categories, inviting drinkers to explore the full spectrum of the coffee’s character from the initial aroma to the lingering aftertaste.
In the Encyclopedia
Frequently asked questions
What does El Urraco taste like?
Expect tasting notes of fruity, floral, sweet, and hazelnut.
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