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This month I received 3 bags of coffee from Camano Island Coffee Roasters, a Washington based coffee roasting company. I had no idea what to expect, and considering the string of not so good coffees that I have been shipped lately, I wasn’t really expecting much. Much to my
surprise and enjoyment, these coffees proved to be quite exceptional! The coffees that I recieved from them were
° Guatemala Light Roast: This coffee has a really tangy tangerine citrus characteristic with a green apple crispness on the finish. This is a very lively coffee that perks up your taste buds!
° Papua New Guinea Medium Roast: This was my favorite coffee of the bunch. I enjoyed each of them, but this one stood out from the crowd! With a buttery mouthfeel taste and also brown sugar and milk chocolate tones, this coffee is something I could drink every day and nothing else! Smooth and flavorful, this is a must try for any coffee lover.
° Brazil Dark Roast: The Brazilian was a great coffee, but I would like to try it at a different roast level. While the ‘dark’ roast isn’t a charred roast like most coffee companies define ‘dark’, it did possess a mild smokiness and
