Rosso Coffee Roasters

Rosso Turning Point

COF-RO-0001
Regular price $12.99 USD
Sale price $12.99 USD Regular price $0.00
Tasting Notes: Dark Chocolate, Mixed Nuts, Smooth

This coffee sees a little more development in the roaster to minimize the acidity, it hones in on the body to act like a warm hug. This Turning point is a coffee 50/50 blend with coffee from Santa Lucia, a natural Yellow Catuai from Brazil and Bumbogo, a washed Red Bourbon from Rwanda.

coffee bag size Quantity: 340g
coffee format Format: Roasted Whole Bean
coffee country of origin Origin: Brazil
coffee origin type Origin Type: Blend
coffee region Region: Carmo de Minas, Brazil and Gakenkke District, Rwanda
coffee producer/farm Producer: Brazil and Rwanda Small Producers
coffee variety Variety: Yellow Catuai and Red Bourbon
coffee process Process: Washed
caffeine level Caffeine: Full Caffeine
coffee brew method Brew Method: Filter or Espresso
coffee roast levelRoast Level: Medium
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Customer Reviews

Based on 35 reviews
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D. (Alberta, Canada)
Easy to dial in

This espresso has a bit of the traditional espresso profile but is remarkably easy to dial in. I’ve been pulling it around 1:2 over 30-40 seconds and it’s been consistently good.

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S (California, United States)
Amazing for espresso

Chocolate taste and great value

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Michael L. (Quebec, Canada)
Hit the spot

A great choice that I kept on hand for guests who like darker roasts than myself and less acidity. Got lots of compliments from drinkers!

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Kiersten R. (Saskatchewan, Canada)
Good taste

I really enjoyed the flavours. I like darker less acidic coffee and this was perfect.

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Eric C. (New York, United States)
I thought this was bad coffee until...

I brewed this coffee in the Aeropress using James Hoffmann's method. I tried everything from 80°C to 100°C and I just could not get the coffee to taste smooth. There was always too much acidity for me.

Then I started experimenting with the inverted method and stirring the coffee. I was skeptical that it would make any difference at all, but WOW! What a massive improvement in taste! It was such a good balance between acidity, sweetness, and bitterness. I could taste some caramel notes, and there was really nothing harsh to speak of.

Here's what I did if anyone wants to follow along.

- Inverted Aeropress. Push the plunger in to the 4 mark.
- 15g Turning Point ground at 15 clicks using Timemore Chestnut Nano (a fine grind. Not powder though.)
- heat water to 95°C for 200g pour. I use tap water through a Zero Water filter.
- start timer
- pour 100g water for about 15 seconds, then stir until 30 seconds.
- pour remaining 100g
- gently press out excess air after putting the filter cap on the Aeropress with a dry filter. You'll see the coffee start to soak the paper so you know when to stop.
- let brew until 2:30
- flip the Aeropress up onto your mug
- press for maybe 30 seconds. Just use the weight of your arm. No need to force. I pressed through the hiss.
- I added 40g french vanilla creamer by accident. I was going for 20g but poured too fast. It was still delicious! 😁
- to adjust the strength, I would probably choose to dilute the brewed coffee afterwards. I didn't find my cup to be exceptionally strong though. Just balanced.

Enjoy!

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Vraj P.

Always my go-to

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N.B. (Ontario, Canada)
Tasty and Fresh!

Tasting notes were accurate. Dark chocolate notes with nutty undertones, my favourite! The coffee was close to its roast date (super fresh) and the quality was exceptional. I used this coffee for both espresso and Aeropress. Was enjoyable all around. Would definitely recommend, especially if you enjoy medium roasts.

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