A gift from abroad. While it doesn’t match the quality of the rest of the lineup here, it served as a great drink for multitasking. For instance, while working or attending online business calls. P.S. I rarely get a chance to try their coffee, but they seem to change the design of their bags every time. Interestingly, judging by the sticker on the bottom of the bag, Belarus levies excise tax on specialty coffee. ...
A rare occurrence of a coffee with not a tiny bit of bitterness, just a gentle taste of gooseberry juice. I’d recommend it especially to brew for friends who claim that coffee is bitter or sour. This one is neither.
Interesting roast without any sourness whatsoever. It’s the first coffee from Uganda I’ve tried, so it’s hard to compare. Perfect for someone who dislikes surprises in their cup.
First adventure with Drop Coffee, discovered at a Norwegian café. You can tell they are serious about their craft, as the quality matches the promise on the box.
