London Grade South India Albion Coffee
London Grade South India Albion Coffee
London Grade South India Albion Coffee
London Grade South India Albion Coffee

London Grade

South India Albion Coffee

(earns 40 Taste Points)
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Smooth
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Crisp
Thin
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Heavy
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South India Albion Coffee

250g or 1kg

Sweet and spicy,  Albion is a  medium roast blend for drinking throughout the day. It deploys all  the qualities of high-grown coffee, which ripens slowly, allowing the sugars greater time to develop. Smooth, with vanilla and a gentle chocolate flavour, it has a clean finish with only a hint of bitterness.  Delicious, easy on the palate and ideal for cafetière or filter. Great in a mug while you struggle with the final chapter of your novel.

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