Connoisseurs generally describe it as a delicate, refined brew rather than a heavy, punchy one.
It typically has a silky-smooth body and a bright, wine-like acidity that isn't overpowering.
St Helena coffee is less of a beverage and more of a piece of liquid history. Often cited as one of the world's most expensive and rarest coffees, it is famous for being the "only good thing" Napoleon Bonaparte found on the island during his exile.
Expect a complex but subtle profile with hints of black cherry , chocolate , and citrus .
Frequently noted for floral and fruity scents, sometimes with a touch of anise or spice.