IndonesiaHormozi Coffee · Swale
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Variety
“Looking for a dark roast, we would recommend: Italian blend India Monsoon Indonesia Sumatra If you are a medium roast fan we would recommend: House blend Brazil Yellow Bourbon If you love a light roasted coffee, you could try: Kenya Peaberry Ethiopia Yirgacheffe But really they are all lovely and unique in your own way!” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Country of origin
“Looking for a dark roast, we would recommend: Italian blend India Monsoon Indonesia Sumatra If you are a medium roast fan we would recommend: House blend Brazil Yellow Bourbon If you love a light roasted coffee, you could try: Kenya Peaberry Ethiopia Yirgacheffe But really they are all lovely and unique in your own way!” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
Region
“Looking for a dark roast, we would recommend: Italian blend India Monsoon Indonesia Sumatra If you are a medium roast fan we would recommend: House blend Brazil Yellow Bourbon If you love a light roasted coffee, you could try: Kenya Peaberry Ethiopia Yirgacheffe But really they are all lovely and unique in your own way!” the roaster’s page (opens in a new tab)
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