
coffee beans

cappucino
Coffee from The Ethiopian Coffee Company coffee stall.
I asked was their beans ground fresh for each cup? Yes, you asked last time. My reason for asking was because I knew the other coffee stall at the South Bank street food market did not, too much trouble, but I could not remember whether true of both. Impressed I asked.
Excellent cappuccino, one of the best but at £2-90 for a tiny cup, expensive.
The beans freshly roasted, then delivered to to the stall, seven to ten days after roasting.
My last visit, beans had an earthy smell, which put me off. This visit a slight aroma, but not very noticeable, not if compare with Union hand roasted or beans from Pelicano for example. Why I do not know. Maybe because out in the open, not in an enclosed container. I will have to consult my coffee experts.
Tags: cappuccino, coffee, coffee beans, coffee roasters, Ethiopian coffee, The Ethiopian Coffee Company Coffee Roasters
August 17, 2016 at 10:22 pm |
Coffee experts confirmed what I thought, little aroma because beans are out on the open.