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This 28 Goddess coffee beans are skillfully blended from three types of coffee beans: Panama, Brazil and Ethiopia, showing a unique medium-light roast flavor. The sweetness of milk chocolate, the aroma of nuts, the freshness of citrus and the subtle aroma of flowers blend perfectly in every bite. This flavor not only has a unique blend of sweetness and bitterness, but also has a long-lasting finish. Every bite seems to make people feel the sacred power of the Erba Goddess, leaving a wonderful aftertaste on the taste buds. Roast degree: medium light roast Flavor: Milk chocolate, nuts, citrus, floral Recipe beans: Panama, Brazil, Ethiopia Introduction to beans used in recipes Coffee beans produced in Brazil: rich chocolate and nut flavor, dark roasted to produce caramel flavor, smooth and rich taste. The unique climate and efficient mechanized processing of Cerrado and Bahia Plateau make its coffee productivity the highest in the country, and it has repeatedly won high scores and Presidential Coffee Awards. A common variety is Catuaí. Ethiopian coffee beans: unique flavor, with floral aromas of lily, jasmine and citrus, mellow notes of blueberry and chocolate, and a finish of nuts and herbs. The sun-dried coffee beans display a round fruity aroma, fresh floral aroma and pleasant sweetness. The main production areas include Yirgacheffe, Sidamo, Kocher, etc. Coffee beans from Panama: With rich fruit aroma and balanced acidity. The local high altitude and fertile volcanic soil give the coffee beans a rich flavor profile. Common varieties include Geisha, which are coffee beans that exhibit sweet flavors of citrus and chocolate after being roasted medium to dark, with a subtle nutty aroma. Backstory Inspired by the golden-faced Mazu in the Tianhou Temple in Tainan. Mazu's original name was Lin Moniang. She ascended to heaven and attained enlightenment at the age of twenty-eight. Because of her chastity, benevolence, and filial piety, she often guarded fishermen at the seaside and was worshiped as the God of the Sea. The common facial colors of Taiwanese Mazu are skin color (pink-faced mother), golden (gold-faced mother), and black (black-faced mother). Mazu is also called the Goddess. When I first chose the name of this coffee bean, I specifically asked Mazu if she could be called the Goddess. But Mazu didn’t want to be called the Goddess, so she smiled and asked if she could just be called the Goddess. She immediately got three Holy Grails. This is really mysterious. Inspired by Mazu, this coffee bean symbolizes protection and blessing, delivering a profound and lasting taste bud experience.