A little exploration
A more expressive filter coffee.
Peach, berries, citrus and flowers are useful clues when you want to explore the roaster’s descriptions. They describe perceived aromas and flavours; they do not by themselves mean that ingredients were added.
Best Coffee Roaster · Research and editorial selection · Reviewed 2026-10-20Why these starting points?
Explicit fruit or floral notes and a stated filter-brewing recommendation. An alternative can miss one of those requirements; its card explains the difference.
How we select and compare- 01
Choose stated flavour notes before assuming a process guarantees a particular taste.
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Compare a smaller bag first when you are trying an unfamiliar profile.
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Look for an explicit process description if fermentation or added ingredients matter to you.
Your shortlist includes alternatives. Check “Before you choose” for differences from your preferences.
Your best fit
Lady in Red
€44.90weight not stated
Matches filter coffee · fruit & flowers. The roaster describes cherry, candy and citrus from an anaerobic natural.
Before you choose: No comparable price is listed. Check the pack size and price with the seller.
A price-conscious option
Jump
€38.501 kg
€3.85 / 100 g in this selection. The roaster describes a balanced blend with hazelnut and almond notes.
Before you choose: The listing does not confirm filter preparation.
Explore a little
Brooklyn
€10.50250 g
Try another roaster. The roaster describes a balanced blend with orange and praline.
Before you choose: The listing does not confirm filter preparation.
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