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Tasting Notes: Caramel - Hazelnut - Touch of Acidity
Italian for “North Star” or “Guiding Light” this Espresso Blend is our beacon for quality, craft, and product in one. It’s where we continually look to make sure we are steadfast in our commitment to produce the absolute best product possible.
This blend of coffees from Central and South America include both washed and honeyed processing in order to create an espresso that combines body, sweetness, acidity and a clean aftertaste.
Origin: Brazil, Colombia, Nicaragua, El Salvador
Altitude: Various
Varietal: Various
Process: Various
In a constant effort to keep our blends as fresh as possible, they can vary with coffee's changing seasonality. Contact the Roastery directly to learn more details about the coffees used in this blend.
The coffee is great, but the story about the name is a disaster. Stella Cometa means nothing in Spanish and Star Comet in Italian. I guess in Spanish it could mean a comet named Stella, but the north star/guiding light story is totally off. Since most people use gps for navigation today, the North Star doesn't have the significance that it used to, so maybe it's not a big deal. Sounds okay, just doesn't mean what you think
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Tucker Harding
Great for classic tasting espresso
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Fatima L
Seriously The Best Beans I've Had!!!
I usually buy beans at the grocers, but had a friend recommend this to me. They don't sell this at my store, so I placed an order online. It took a few days, but man was I NOT disappointed. These are the best beans and gave me the creamiest cup of espresso I've ever had. I don't know if there is anything that could beat this. I also bought Karmadillo to try, so we'll see how I like that and how it compares. But I love this so much, that when I went to a local shop, I bought another bag of Stella Cometa.
The coffee is great, but the story about the name is a disaster. Stella Cometa means nothing in Spanish and Star Comet in Italian. I guess in Spanish it could mean a comet named Stella, but the north star/guiding light story is totally off. Since most people use gps for navigation today, the North Star doesn't have the significance that it used to, so maybe it's not a big deal. Sounds okay, just doesn't mean what you think
T
Tucker Harding
Great for classic tasting espresso
F
Fatima L
Seriously The Best Beans I've Had!!!
I usually buy beans at the grocers, but had a friend recommend this to me. They don't sell this at my store, so I placed an order online. It took a few days, but man was I NOT disappointed. These are the best beans and gave me the creamiest cup of espresso I've ever had. I don't know if there is anything that could beat this. I also bought Karmadillo to try, so we'll see how I like that and how it compares. But I love this so much, that when I went to a local shop, I bought another bag of Stella Cometa.
