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Noë Valley Coffee Roasters Brazil Fazenda Rainha Espresso

Using a Niche Zero Grinder and an Anza espresso machine at 20, 18.4g in, 22 seconds and 26g out.

Incredibly sweet, lots of almond and some Berry. Overall on the simpler side, but very easy to drink, something of a daily drinker if you are ok with sweet, but milder desert-like espresso.

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