Espresso
Recipe card
GrindFine
Ratio1:2
Dose18 g in, 36 g out
Water200F / 93C
Time27 to 30 seconds
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Espresso
Night Shift
$20Brazil, Guatemala & Sumatra
Roast
Medium-Dark
Tasting notes
Dark cocoabrown sugarroasted hazelnut
A bold espresso blend built for milk drinks and late starts. Pulls thick and syrupy, cuts clean through a flat white, and holds its own as a straight shot.
Best for: espresso machines, moka pots, and milk drinks.
$2012 oz bag
Quantity
1
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From the roaster
The story behind Night Shift
Night Shift is our espresso blend, built for the machine and built for milk. We wanted a shot with enough body to stand up to steamed milk in a latte but enough sweetness to drink straight when the afternoon needs it.
Brazil brings the syrupy body and brown-sugar base. Guatemala adds a cocoa-and-hazelnut middle. A small amount of wet-hulled Sumatra rounds the bottom out so the shot lands heavy and clean. Roasted to medium-dark, it forgives a slightly off grind better than a light single origin will, which is exactly what you want at home.
The cup, measured
How Night Shift tastes, and how to brew it
Flavor profile
The roaster's cupping read, 0 to 5.
Reads: Cocoa, Body
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How we brew it
Brew guide
The exact numbers we use on Night Shift at the roastery. Treat them as a starting point, then adjust to your taste.
The file
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Lot on record
WC-2411
Cerrado, Huehuetenango & Mandheling, Brazil, Guatemala & Sumatra
WC-2411On file
- Region
- Cerrado, Huehuetenango & Mandheling
- Country
- Brazil, Guatemala & Sumatra
- Elevation
- 1,000 to 1,600 masl
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