While November’s Jam took our members on a journey from Ethiopia to Yemen, members experienced a more intense side of Yemen at Jitterz’ Christmas Soiree this past December. Yemen Mokha Sharasi, well what can I say? When I initially tasted this cup, I literally had no words. Simply put, it’s...AMAZING. Roasted at City+, a lighter roast, the Sharasi has a very toasty honey fragrance that compliments its sweet honey taste. There’s a floral lingering honey in the aftertaste and an elegant, buttery body. Our second selection El Salvador Organic Finca Mauritania, originally delighted me while it marinated my taste buds; but over the course of five weeks, this coffee has continually kept my attention. Each time I brew a new pot of coffee, this is what I seek after. Roasted at City+, this El Salvador coffee arouses your senses with its cinnamon aroma and underlaying toasty notes. Our taste buds experienced a very floral coffee with a natural spice element that enhanced its slightly creamy body and clean finish. Completing our selection, Ethiopia Organic Natural Djimma WP Decaf still held our guests attention with its bright, aromatic, and somewhat spicy, fruited orange marmalade citric notes. The body is fairly light, but suits the tea-like qualities of the cup. Check out these pictures from Jitterz Café’s Christmas Soiree!
While November’s Jam took our members on a journey from Ethiopia to Yemen, members experienced a more intense side of Yemen at Jitterz’ Christmas Soiree this past December. Yemen Mokha Sharasi, well what can I say? When I initially tasted this cup, I literally had no words. Simply put, it’s...AMAZING. Roasted at City+, a lighter roast, the Sharasi has a very toasty honey fragrance that compliments its sweet honey taste. There’s a floral lingering honey in the aftertaste and an elegant, buttery body. Our second selection El Salvador Organic Finca Mauritania, originally delighted me while it marinated my taste buds; but over the course of five weeks, this coffee has continually kept my attention. Each time I brew a new pot of coffee, this is what I seek after. Roasted at City+, this El Salvador coffee arouses your senses with its cinnamon aroma and underlaying toasty notes. Our taste buds experienced a very floral coffee with a natural spice element that enhanced its slightly creamy body and clean finish. Completing our selection, Ethiopia Organic Natural Djimma WP Decaf still held our guests attention with its bright, aromatic, and somewhat spicy, fruited orange marmalade citric notes. The body is fairly light, but suits the tea-like qualities of the cup. Check out these pictures from Jitterz Café’s Christmas Soiree!
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