Green Coffee

Layered sweetness gives way to subtle baking spice and apple accents, black tea, and lemon water acidity. Balanced sweet and bitter flavors and Full City shows rich dark chocolate and cherry notes. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso. 

Yagikawa excels at City+ and beyond yielding opaque body, turbinado sugar, molasses, cinnamon and ginger spice, and cocoa powder. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Gaseke makes a unique, herbal cup at City+. Licorice root and lemongrass tea flavors comes through, and date sugar sweetness goes the long haul in the finish. A bodied brewed coffee. City+ to Full City+.

Medium roasts show balanced sweet/bittering flavors, elements of buckwheat pancakes with maple syrup, bittering powdered cocoa, licorice hint and an aromatic woody aroma. City+ to Full City. Good for espresso.

City+ roasts are creamy, Brazil nut and dusty cocoa, dried stone fruit, cooked rhubarb, rustic date sugar, dried tamarind, black licorice, and aromatic cedar wood. City+ to Full City+. Wild espresso.

Middle roasts have flavor aspects of granola; oats and roasted almonds baked with honey and cinnamon, even a subtle dried raisin note. Heavier dark chocolate flavors are found at Full City. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Sweet citrus flavors and herbal green tea in light roasts, dried fruit character, burned sugar, caramel and rich chocolate roast tones with deeper roast development. City to Full City+. Good espresso. 

A sweet almond paste flavors unfolds to candied nut flavors like almond and peanut, chocolate-covered nut, baking cocoa, and inky body. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Bambito is sweet at a wide range of roasts, brown sugar and honey, a marshmallow hint, walnut, fruited highlights, and a sturdy bittersweet core. City to Full City+. Good for espresso.

A decaf with mild bittersweetness at City+, toasted caramel and cacao nib flavors, chocolate malted grains, honey-wheat bran muffin, and mild baking spice accents. City+ to Full City. Good for espresso.

Waja Mala has a bran muffin aspect in aroma, with flavors of turbinado sugar, walnut, raisin and the bittersweetness of flourless chocolate torte. City to Full City.

Earth-toned aromatics reminiscent of Sumatra, rustic sweeteners like brown rice syrup and date sugar, bittering cacao, citrus rind, bell pepper, red fruit and sweet tobacco. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso blending.

Shows some typical wet hulled qualities, unrefined molasses and date sugar, stewed fruits, molasses cookie, rustic cocoa tones, tobacco leaf, muted acidity and an oily mouthfeel. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

Intense sweetness and bittering roast flavors, sorghum syrup, foresty cedar, baking chocolate, chicory, hints of licorice and burdock root. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.

The cup is intense to say the least, rice syrup and palm sugar, herbal tones, foresty peat, berry pulp, lemon zest, black tea and a tobacco finishing note. An uncompromising earth-toned cup. City+ to Full City+.

City+ and Full City roasts have herbaceous/earthy mix in fragrance and aroma, date and palm sugars, foresty notes and roasted grain and cacao nibs flavors in the aftertaste. City+ to Full City+.

A sweet, earth-toned coffee with herbal honey sweetness, accents of basil and fresh tarragon, a saturated green tea flavor, rustic palm and date sugars, tart citrus, and sandalwood aroma. City+.

Full City roasts produce chocolate-covered nut character in the brewed coffee, balanced bittersweetness, mirky fruited accent, and soft green tea-like vibrance. City+ to Full City. Good for espresso.

Intense cup flavors, apple, dried plum, orange, and hibiscus tea. While I prefer the light and bright cups, dark berry notes flourish at Full City too. City to Full City.

A sweetness like date sugar holds complex cup flavors together; raisin, berry jam, orange rind and sweet basil. Hefty body and rich cacao in dark roasts. City+ to Full City+. Good for espresso.