Rosso Coffee Roasters

Rosso - Jam Jar

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Our team works with the roasters we carry to maintain a selection of freshly roasted coffee in packaging that preserves the freshness of the coffee. We strongly believe you can enjoy an unopened bag of coffee 10 or more weeks past the roast date; however, we still aim to reduce pricing by 20% for any coffee once it is 6 weeks past roast.
Regular price $15.99 USD
Sale price $15.99 USD Regular price $19.99
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Tasting Notes: Raspberry, Apricot, Raisin Bread

Jam Jar is a natural anaerobic processed coffee produced by the Banko Gotiti Community in Yirgacheffe, Ethiopia. This single-origin offering features JARC and local landrace varieties, delivering a bright and fruity cup with juicy sweetness of ripe raspberry and apricot, complemented by a cozy hint of raisin bread. The coffee is processed with a commitment to sustainable and socially responsible farming practices, ensuring both quality and ethical integrity

coffee bag size Quantity: 340g
coffee format Roasted In: Canada
coffee country of origin Origin: Ethiopia
coffee origin type Origin Type: Single Origin
coffee region Region: Yirgacheffe
coffee producer/farm Producer: Banko Gotiti
coffee variety Variety: JARC/Local Landrace
caffeine level Caffeine: Full Caffeine
coffee brew method Brew Method: Filter or Espresso
coffee roast levelRoast Level: Medium

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Will (Alberta, Canada)
A great coffee, but a bit inconsistent between batches.

I grabbed a bag of this just before they released the rebranded bags, and it was incredible. Rich, jammy, a bit funky and very smooth. One of the few anaerobic coffees I've had that I could and would drink all day, every day.

The batch I bought after that, in the rebranded bag, was close but seemed like it was roasted a bit further. It remained jammy and sweet, but the funk and acidity on the back end were replaced with a more generic "roast" flavor.

I've tried adjusting my brew method, but I've come to the conclusion that my first batch just a touch better.

I would've given this coffee five stars if both bags had tasted the same. The difference was pretty subtle, but noticable. I preferred the lighter batch, but I would still buy this coffee again in the future to satisfy that jammy anaerobic craving.

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