On the first sip, the chocolate and toffee flavours stand out. As the cup cools, the acidity and fruit notes start to develop. This is a coffee I could drink and appreciate all day!
What sets this coffee apart is the unique notes of dried fruits and caramel. This flavour combination makes it easy to understand why Wbeimar has a gold medal for tasting coffee. He’s heaps good at it, aye!
After working in Padre Coffee’s cafes for years and experiencing firsthand the diversity in coffee orders. However, the Nicaragua El Madroño is universally delicious no matter how you serve it!
The bold chocolate and nougat flavours, the zinging notes of key lime pie, and the sweet tartness of dried peach. This coffee was as good as the first time I cupped it with my colleagues at work.
In the cup, this coffee is smooth, and its winey fruitiness dances across your palate. It’s highly drinkable, and the classic combination of candied orange notes alongside those of milk chocolate makes me relax at first, before the buzz kicks in.
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