Sumatra
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- Both from Indonesia · Both list berry notes
- Different
- $0.68/oz less
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In stock at Five Senses Coffee. We don't carry it yet.
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62Cherrybook Index, from 1 independent source.
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Mostly fruit.
The roaster’s notes: lychee, peaches and cream, dried raspberry.
Profile estimated from the roaster’s tasting notes.
Mapped from the roaster’s tasting notes to the SCA flavor wheel: our reading of their notes, not the roaster’s own categories.
$1.87an ounce. Similar coffees run $1.46 to $2.76.
Some listing details are missing, so the comparison is broad.
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What Five Senses Coffee publishes about this coffee.
Community reputation · Reddit
Well-regarded· sentiment 78/100
Two Reddit contributions provide positive but limited evidence for Five Senses Coffee. One brewer said an Ethiopian mixed-berry coffee produced an exceptional first V60 with striking aroma and flavor, although later cups did not reproduce it. Another commenter recommended Five Senses espresso beans and said their brother-in-law was using and enjoying them.
...grinder? Espresso is not very forgiving with grind. So you will quickly outgrow your grinder. Took me about 6 months before i was good enough that i knew the grinder was holding me back. Five senses beans roasted for espresso will suit you well. These beans are currently what my brother in law is using and he loves
...with my pours being pretty identical every time, since I've been making 1-2 a day for the last six months. The beans are Ethiopian, from a great specialty roaster (Five Senses in Australia) and had been degassed for five days from roast. Any suggestions? I feel like I'm chasing the dragon of the best cup I've ever h
Press · Sprudge
The new look design of Australia’s Five Senses Coffee.
From the roasterBrand film
Five Senses Coffee · 5.2K views on YouTube
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Cherrybook summary of the video
This short documentary follows Five Senses Coffee visiting Long Miles Coffee Project in Burundi to explore direct-trade relationships, farm-level impact, and the operational reality of the coffee scout program. The video emphasizes the importance of relational transparency, agronomy training, and community-level transformation in coffee sourcing.
From Five Senses Coffee:
“We wanted to source coffee, and I didn't want to just source coffee, I wanted to source coffee and make a difference in farmers' lives.”
“I didn't want to just like be a coffee trader. I wanted to be a coffee trader with a chance for transformation.”
“You can reach 4,700 farmers with 26 coffee scouts.”
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