Originally Posted by
Cypress
I always stop in this cafe before my morning paddle on the weekends.
I can't tell a damn bit of difference between the Panamanian, Sumatran, Ethiopian, and Colombian roasts.
I think its a gimmick.
The only very noticeable difference for most people is in the roast. There is a major flavor difference between a dark roast or a light roast for instance.
The differences in Sumatran over Columbian is far more subtle, and usually overcome by the age of the bean. In about a weak some of the oils already evaporate and it begins to take much of the natural flavor away.
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