While not remarkable, this coffee offers a unique experience that deserves to be drunk as a ritual. One of the unique characteristics of Lacava is that the pictures on the bag perfectly encapsulate the taste. While tasting two or three of their coffees side-by-side, you could tell which coffee is which by looking only at the picture. My only regret is that it’s 200g instead of the standard 250g. ...
It’s always a stress to try a new roaster. This coffee is a versatile all-rounder, which should suit a wide audience as their daily brew.
A rare occurrence of a coffee with not a tiny bit of bitterness, just a gentle taste gooseberry juice. I’d recommend it especially to brew for friends who claim that coffee is bitter or souer. This one is neither.
I had the pleasure of meeting the roaster while buying this bag. Always a pleasure to meet a fellow coffee enthusiast. I had the pleasure of meeting the roaster when I bought this bag. It’s always great to meet a fellow coffee enthusiast. Although I was intrigued by the story of Nepalese monks processing the coffee using goat milk, the taste was rather unoriginal. Never trust those self-awarded SCA points on the bag. ...
