Raspberry Butter from Lüna Coffee was featured in Yonder's May 2020 selection and reviewed by Pull & Pour. The name closely matched the reported sensory profile: raspberries and a creamy, weighty mouthfeel. It should not be read as evidence that butter, cream or fruit was added.
A sweet, creamy berry fragrance led into further berry and citrus aromas during brewing. The cup suggested raspberry, strawberry, vanilla and cream, with a smooth, buttery texture that sat heavily in the mouth. Sweetness combined fruit and cream-like qualities, while balanced brightness became more noticeable in the finish.
The reviewer preferred pour-over preparations but did not record a complete measured recipe. The account also acknowledged relatively little evolution or complexity, making its appeal more about an enjoyable, coherent flavor than constant discovery. That qualification is useful for buyers: a straightforward sweet cup can be a strength. This is a historical profile, and a later Lüna release with playful naming should be judged from its own sourcing, process and cup rather than the old description.
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