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Antigua Genuine, La Flor Download Antigua Genuine, La Flor Info PDF for your notes! Click here to compare this coffee with another of our coffees! Tasting Notes from Casey "The Coffee Guy": In aroma I get fruit fullness, a slight winey character with hints of smoke and spice. In flavor I get nutty notes, spice (hints of clove), light berries and chocolate with a touch of smoke as well. There is a tart, tight, piquant (did I just say piquant?) medium acid with a medium- body. Very nice finish - the flavors just fade away to nothing. Find similar coffees! Design your own blend with this coffee! Recommended Roast Level(s): * Run your mouse over the roast chart for more detail * Roasting Notes: At a Fully City, I get a fairly intense nuttiness (more characteristic of a Brazil than anything) with distinct citric notes and hints of berries. The acidity is maybe a bit too much - very high and tart. You need to take this coffee a bit darker. At a French Roast, the coffee really blossoms: cocoa notes, with nice nuttiness and hints of wood. Medium- acidity with a very pleasant sweetness. Very balanced and very integrated/complete. The flavors drop off immediately after a sip and everything is very clean. So nice! At a Full City roast in an espresso shot, I get a nice nutty roasted character with hints of smoke. There is a nice brightness/acidity, but not too much, with hints of fruit in the aftertaste. I get nice lime notes (a function of the acidity) with a lemon-grass edge and just a touch of coriander. The soft fruit and acidity just keep going in the aftertaste and this is VERY pleasant. You get a lot of bang with each sip and can savor it for 20 seconds after you set the shot down. In a French Roast, I get hints of blueberry in aroma with a nice nuttiness too. Although the body becomes thicker and almost silky, the dark roast notes add a bit of bitterness to the flavor. In light of this, you probably don't want to take it this dark. You best bet for an espresso roast will be just a bit darker than a Full City. That adds a bit more of "umph" to the chocolate notes, tames the acidity slightly and still gives you lots of complexity. | |||||||||||
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