Coffee Reviews | average rating
(out of 10 reviews)
Tri Hita Karana
Jerald | Feb - 7
I am beginning to try other coffees being promoted in 12 Oz packaging when I buy my normal 5lb order of Ethiopian Harrar. Tri Hita is my second. It is distinctively different than the Harrar, and I may buy more on the next order. It is a little lighter than Harrar with a near fruity nuance. As with all my coffees I sweeten with Splenda and use 45ML of heavy cream in a large insulated travel cup.
Tri Hita Karana
Emily | Feb - 19
Using this name for a Balinese coffee creates a pretty lofty standard of quality for the roasted bean. I would now say that the Tri Hita Karana deserves its name, having been roasted & handled in a manner fitting for such a unique cultivar. Your final product reveals an incredible range of delicate notes (black cherry, orange peel, friar plum...) atop a dense palette of earthy chocolate.
This is an incredible coffee to pair and savor.
Scott | Apr - 11
A unique flavor that wouldn't be my daily cup, but deserving of 5 stars.
Tri Hita Karana
Bruce | Apr - 18
This is really an outstanding, unique coffee. Plenty of body with a luscious exotic fruitiness that just jumps right out at you. I buy several different single origin coffees from a few different producers (you could say I'm a bit of a coffee schizophrenic) but I've been frequently returning to The Roasterie for this unique coffee.
Bruce Hiebert
For the real coffee lover
Barry | May - 5
This coffee has a slight berry taste and almost fruity. I grind an extra tbsp of beans as it seems to bring forth more of a bold flavor, especially the finish. I would recommend this bean to the real coffee lover. I even mixed it with "Steve's Secret" and it was even better.
JOHN | May - 7
This is my favorite all time coffee. Doesn't taste like any coffee I've ever had. Smooth no matter how strong it's brewed.
Unique aroma and flavor
Matthew | Aug - 31
A must try for someone wishing to experience coffee from around the world. I both pressed and dripped - finding the press was more worth while. Reminds me of Sulawesi(sp?), but with less power.
