Tanzanian Peaberry by Flatblack Coffee – Episode #66
Posted on 27. Aug, 2009 by Jason Coffee in Coffee Reviews
Overview
Jason reviews a coffee sent to us by Roaste.
Coffee
Tanzanian Peaberry by Flatblack
Description
Full bodied with Black pepper and a citrus acidity.
Overall Rating
93 Points
Aroma: 8
Acidity: 9
Body: 9
Flavor: 9
Aftertaste: 8
Question of the Day?
Do you have any siblings? Favorite childhood memory?
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8 Responses to “Tanzanian Peaberry by Flatblack Coffee – Episode #66”
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Tara K Aiken
27. Aug, 2009
Sounds delish! I have been wanting to try this for awhile. I think the last time we roasted any Peaberry I was pregnant and off coffee!
QOTD: one sister; not a worry in the world!
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Mike from Daily Shot Of Coffee
27. Aug, 2009
QOTD – I have one younger brother. He’s three years younger. If I had to pick one childhood memory it would be us fishing way back in the day. That day we caught more of the tree limb that was above us, then any fish.
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Jason Coffee
27. Aug, 2009
@Mike from Daily Shot Of Coffee – I have so many memories of fishing as well. I remember going to a family reunion and catching tons of sunfish from the dock with my cousins.
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Neil
27. Aug, 2009
Sounds like an awesome coffee. I especially loved the reaction on your face when you first tasted this coffee. Every time you taste a coffee it makes me want to get beans from that region and roast and cup it for myself.
qotd? This is a great question. I have an older brother (by 2 years) and a younger sister (by 8 years). Some of my favorite memories are boating and camping in the Great Lakes (usually Lake Superior around Duluth, MN) with the whole family and with family friends. Nothing like a campfire on an island in the Great Lakes.
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L
28. Aug, 2009
Peets has a Tanzania Peaberry too; now you should review it and compare!
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Jason Coffee
28. Aug, 2009
@L – Thanks for the suggestion, I will look into that for sure.
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Melissa
29. Aug, 2009
This sounds like a coffee that will really wake you up in the morning!
QOTD: One younger brother…we always used to play school together.
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Sarita
30. Sep, 2009
LOL!!!!!!!!! Love that face after your 1st taste! That was priceless!! “An attack on the front of my tongue of Sweet Scrumptiousness”….!! LOVE IT! I loved it when you made that sound @ 6:41 and 6:42. Thank-you for your earnest reviews, Jason! Ok, for QOTD: I have 1 sister that’s 5.5 yrs younger. One of many favourite childhood memories… definitely holding her and smelling her for the first time after she was born! I loved that awesome baby smell! I was SO proud!
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