Honey kiss Nekisse N2 classic good coffee native to Ethiopia
Joseph Brodsky, the founder of Ninety +, discovered early that all the world's high-quality raw coffee beans originated in Ethiopia, and its different flavors of many different varieties are no less than 10, 000 grapes into 1 million different wines. Ninety percent of the raw beans come from the original varieties of Ethiopia, including Gesha of Panama Manor, which is also the original variety of Ethiopian heirloom (Heirloom). The processing process is the specialty of 90 +, will separate these coffee according to variety, microclimate, fresh time one by one, taste one by one, specially design the processing method for each taste, achieve a kind of taste characteristic, just like the big brand design, study attentively, spend painstaking efforts to complete a handicraft that is close to art. Natural products go through a lot of refinement and improvement, and finally reach the most beautiful posture to present the content to everyone.
Honey Kiss (Nekisse N2):
[Origin]: 90 + Ethiopian Honey Kiss (Nekisse N2)
[production season]: 2013-2014
[variety]: Ethiopian native species
[Level]: 12
[altitude]: 17502,000m
[treatment]: insolation
[flavor]: the taste is clean and layered. Peach, berry, passion fruit and cream, milk chocolate flavor balance, is a classic good coffee. From hot to cold, it continues to bring faint aromas of flowers, blueberries, fragrant wood and cocoa.
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