The source describes sampling coffees from Ninety Plus's Signature and Innovation ranges, connecting the business with Joseph Brodsky and its work in Ethiopia and Panama. That history provides context for its processing experimentation, rather than a BeanScene verification of every production claim.
The tasting notes span unusually different directions: tropical fruit, honeydew, citrus, musky impressions and wine-like dryness. Importantly, the reviewer does not like every sample equally. Novelty and personal enjoyment are not treated as identical outcomes.
BeanScene has not conducted the comparison. If exploring a current set, check its exact coffees, quantities and process explanations, and decide what sort of experimentation you want. A brand name or a high price does not replace that decision. A small, clearly documented selection may be more informative than assuming the rarest option must be your favorite.
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