The new coffee will be available for all visitors of the festival to try – though its origin is obviously under wraps until then, Union have got our mouths watering at the promise of a "super-fruity flavour profile".
Named after their educational centre and roasting space, the Campus series began as a way for Union to exhibit coffees that might otherwise not fit the specialty roaster's portfolio, giving them the opportunity to take a more expeirmental approcat to sourcing and roasting; former Campus coffees have included a natural El Salvador, Rwandan from the Sovu washing station, and an Ethiopian Yirgacheffe.
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Each of the Campus coffees are carefully chosed by Union's Head of Quality (not to mention Licensed Q Grader, SCA Trainer, WBC Sensory Judge and all-round coffee superstar) Edita Chodarcevic, who helps ensure that the roast profile is carefully develped to get the most out of each lot.
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As you'll already have noticed, each of the Campus coffees come with beautifully packaging designed by Ben Clark, a neo-tradionalist tattoo artist from New Zealand, who uses his distinct style to reflect the individuality of each origin.
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Alongside Campus #4, Union will be brewing up a flight of six filter coffees, each with a unique sourcing story and their own distinct characteristics. Three espressos and iced drinks made with their Cold Brew Concentrate round-off a packed stand.