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Earthy Defined
An odor taint in the coffee beans that produces a dirt-like taste sensation. Results when fats in the coffee beans absorb organic materials from the ground in the drying process during harvesting. Also referred to as dirty and groundy. The undesirable odor and taste of freshly turned soil is found in low-graded batches. Due to poor preparation conditions and botanical origins of the green coffee. Reminiscent of potato flavor also found in instant coffees.
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Off-site Earthy Links, User Submitted
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- Erath Winery: Good example of a simple local brand site, good photography, muted tones
Thu Jun 18
- Fruits & Passion US: tulip scented cleaning
- Nimli - Home Page
- Beklina : a green boutique
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