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Tuiren (pronounced Tir-en), is a blend from Honduras and Brazil, one of our darker and more intense roasts.
We came across this taste profile by accident on the journey for a much different roast. But, once our small tasting panel tasted it, it was a resounding 'that's it' quickly followed by 'it's like a bowl of chocolate'. This is the tasting panel that allowed us to win the Gold trophy at the last three Irish Food and Drink Awards so we take their opinion seriously.
The official tasting notes are 'tastes of chocolate with a syrupy body and a long nutty finish'
In Irish mythology, Tuiren was a respected warrior known for her grace and beauty, her other claims to fame include being turned into a wolfhound by her jealous husband and being Finn McCool's aunt.
Although the legend who was Tuiren clearly had a lot going on, we're thinking of grace and beauty when drinking this sumptuous chocolatey coffee. We hope you agree.
Learn more about the legend of Tuiren
| Bean type | |
| Roast Type | Medium Dark |
| Bean Type | Mundo Novo, Icatu |
| Countries | Honduras - Copan Brazil - Minais Gerais |
| Harvest | May to December |
| Preparation | Washed |
| Altitude | 1,200-1,600 masl |
