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    Re: I want to develop a blend for milk base coffee

    Latest blend Kenya A 60% Honduras Pacamara AA 40% CS 9--7days post roast, espresso was slightly acidic but wonderful mouthfeel, chocolatey. Flat white was smooth, cut through the milk and gave a rich velvety feel in the mouth and lingering aftertaste.

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    • #17
      Re: I want to develop a blend for milk base coffee

      Originally posted by sugilun link=1206328703/0#0 date=1206328703
      Due to my GF doesnt like black coffee, I want to develop a blend for her. However, Ive no clue how to do it.

      I want the blend have a strong chocolate flavour and with less acidy. Anyone has any clue?

      The single origin I have at this moment are Kenya A and  Yirgacheffe. Please suggest any other single origin i can purchase.

      Cheers,

      Tony
      PNG Sigri A, has been great since roasting from Day 3-8 we have enjoyed Ristretto and Double Flat whites.
      A blend I would like to share that developed from the PNG tasting so good:

      50% PNG Sigri A
      35% Kenya Peaberry (Top Ngong Hills)
      15% India Robusta Sethuraman Estate

      Pulled about 1 min into SC, just a couple of spots of oil from day 2.

      Hooked into it from Day 2 and its now Day 4.

      This is now my wifes favourite Ristretto and is a great Double Flat White.

      Dont know enough to give you cupping lingo, but its chocolatey, sweet and punchy.


      Enjoy

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