Original Stormtrooper Coffee Reviews
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All Reviews(3)
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Q Reviews67 roasts rated, avg score of 4.46
4.50 - Average
Im impressed with this. Theres lots of dark fruit notes going into milk chocolate with a backbone of malic blackberry acidity. It does have excellent body too, creamy and rounded a bona fide specialty lot this one - dare I say the force is strong with this one!
Complex, sweet and very tasty and it feels like it would be appreciated by a discerning Sith Lord. Be careful drinking coffee like this though, youll be buying Carbonic Macerated lots in no time - and you dont know where that can lead - you dont know the power of the dark side!Cupping Method:Follow @the_qreview on Instagram for photos and the full post.
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Q Reviews
67 roasts rated, avg score of 4.46
4.00 - Average
Its a very enjoyable easy going coffee - definitely better than commercial grade Santos. Its got plenty of nice haze it and walnut notes a dairy milk chocolate character and speculoos biscuit. On top of that theres some muted citric acidity, admittedly not much but still it adds balance and overall the coffee is pretty clean.
The roast is pushed just past medium what you might call properly omni? so this is going to produce a reliable and flavourful brew regardless of method.
The sort of coffee that would fetch a good price on the back streets of Mos Eisley and one to keep the pilots of the rebel alliance on their toes!Cupping Method:From Dog & Hat. Follow @the_qreview on Instagram for photos and the full post.
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Q Reviews
67 roasts rated, avg score of 4.46
3.50 - Average
Its a well-developed medium roast anyway and looks to be pretty decent coffee. Theres uniformity to the beans and obvious care and attention. On the dry aroma, there is cocoa and nuttiness; the wet is the same. The flavour is good, with more chocolate, a touch of cherry, and a bit of low-level citric acidity, too, but most of thats been sacrificed, like the rebels, in favour of body and sweetness.
A nice harmonious daily brew but more for the garrison than the Emperors royal guard!Cupping Method:Follow @the_qreview on Instagram for photos and the full post.
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Its a well-developed medium roast anyway and looks to be pretty decent coffee. Theres uniformity to the beans and obvious care and attention. On the dry aroma, there is cocoa and nuttiness; the wet is the same. The flavour is good, with more chocolate, a touch of cherry, and a bit of low-level citric acidity, too, but most of thats been sacrificed, like the rebels, in favour of body and sweetness. A nice harmonious daily brew but more for the garrison than the Emperors royal guard!
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Im impressed with this. Theres lots of dark fruit notes going into milk chocolate with a backbone of malic blackberry acidity. It does have excellent body too, creamy and rounded a bona fide specialty lot this one - dare I say the force is strong with this one! Complex, sweet and very tasty and it feels like it would be appreciated by a discerning Sith Lord. Be careful drinking coffee like this though, youll be buying Carbonic Macerated lots in no time - and you dont know where that can lead - you dont know the power of the dark side!
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Its a very enjoyable easy going coffee - definitely better than commercial grade Santos. Its got plenty of nice haze it and walnut notes a dairy milk chocolate character and speculoos biscuit. On top of that theres some muted citric acidity, admittedly not much but still it adds balance and overall the coffee is pretty clean. The roast is pushed just past medium what you might call properly omni? so this is going to produce a reliable and flavourful brew regardless of method. The sort of coffee that would fetch a good price on the back streets of Mos Eisley and one to keep the pilots of the rebel alliance on their toes!
