Name: Narcotizing Nicaragua Primo Espresso
Brand: G Coffee Company
SKU: GCC-PRIMO
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Nicaragua PRIMO Espresso

100% Arabica

This beautifully bodacious bean is our alternative to the notoriously famous Grandissimo Espresso Blend.

A short story about how we stumbled on this Espresso – one day we were roasting Nicaragua and forgot about it for a few minutes longer than planned. After a few days, with no real expectations, we brewed an Espresso with it and the it tastes awesome! We tried it out in a Hario V60 as a pour-over, and that way was also great. A few more brewing tests and we realized that we actually had a VERY versatile Coffee that could be used across the brewing spectrum.

In-house today, we use it for whenever we need to crank out a batch of Cold Brew – it’s perfect for that too.

This Nicaragua is roasted medium/dark, allowing you to get this coffee’s natural cocoa flavor with a slight hint of caramel.

Like I said above, this Coffee can be used with any Brewing Method because it’s so versatile.

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Weight	brak
Brand	G Coffee Company
Quantity	80g Jar, 250g Jar, 500g Bag, 1kg Bag
Grind Type	Espresso, French Press, Mocha Pot, Paper Filter, Turkish, Whole Beans

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G Coffee Company is an outcast amongst Wroclaw's roasteries. The company operates on a shoestring, a handmade DIY roaster, and a TON of optimism.

The company is an outcast because it sits on the ultra-liberal edge of the coffee spectrum. Rarely do they follow any rules and if you get served at their coffee bar - there's a strong chance that the person serving you doesn't even officially work for the company.

They're probably a guest - like you - that just enjoys the atmosphere so much that they decided to give the 'barista life' a momentary try.