1 speciality roast from 1 London roaster feature sticky mouthfeel notes.
A sticky mouthfeel in coffee describes that lingering, almost syrupy weight on the palate — a texture as much as a flavour, coating the tongue long after the sip has gone. It tends to emerge from washed-process coffees, where careful fermentation and clean drying draw out the bean's inherent body. In London, Climpson & Sons are currently the sole roasters offering a coffee that carries this distinctive quality.
Speciality roasts carrying sticky mouthfeel notes, ordered by community rating.
London roasters with the most approved coffees carrying sticky mouthfeel notes.
Notes that most commonly appear alongside sticky mouthfeel in the same roasts.
Processing methods associated with sticky mouthfeel notes in London roasts.
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