High-quality Vietnam 90 + Coffee Honey Kiss Flavor description Taste Grinding Calibration treatment Variety introduction
Because of its extremely high altitude, small bean shape, but extremely high sweetness (usually high altitude beans with high acidity), it doesn't taste like Aricha.
Beloya's perfumed fruit (perfumed
Effusive (fruit), but if you remove the wet powder from Nekisse, you will smell a very strong and complex smell of spices (spicy)
Notes), this change can be felt in drinking slowly, so the change of Nekisse in cooling is its strength.
Another feature is the change in the number of days of exhaust, as far as light baking is concerned, from 3 to 5 days of sweetness, to 7 days of 10 days of juice, to more than 12 days of sour wine, in addition, the change in deep baking is no less than that of shallow baking, which is understandably different from the description of Nekisse in different places.
Nekisse is the third 90-compliant bean found by Ninety Plus after Aricha and Beloya in 2010. And on Coffee
Review scored the highest score of 96 for the year.
In 2009, the coffee was named after "Nectar from Shakisso", meaning it has the same flavor as nectar from Ethiopia. Nekisse is characterized by a creamy and smooth taste, a strong berry sauce, and some batches even have a mixture of chamomile and a variety of tropical fruits. Although it was originally grown in the Shakisso producing area, the later Nekisse came from the Walliga and Sidamo producing areas, but retained the name. We think Honey Kiss maintains its original nectar and berry flavor when planted in Sidamo, which distinguishes it from all other coffees from Ethiopia.
Nekisse was originally produced in Shakisso, Ethiopia, and the coffee bean is named Nekisse after "NAKED from the Shakisso region". With the traditional sun treatment, the cherries were dried on a high shelf, then the dried peel and pulp were removed, and finally sent to Addis Ababa to be shelled. At that time, the taste spectrum outline has a very strong berry jam, cream consistency, citrus, tropical fruits. Later, the producing areas moved to Wellega and Sidama, because they found that there was a better sense of nectar and jam in the Sidama area.
