Observed arrival · 2026-09-23
Tastling gives coffee tasting a vocabulary
Tastling is a coffee-tasting concept for naming the flavors in a cup and checking them against the notes printed by the roaster.
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- Coffee drinkers who want to describe what they taste
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- Its stated vocabulary pairs nine flavor families with 110 notes from the Coffee Taster’s Flavor Wheel.
Field notes
The page lays out a tasting sequence: taste a coffee, select the flavors you notice, and compare them with the roaster’s printed notes. Its examples pair specific coffees and roasters with descriptions, while the proposed vocabulary is organized into nine families and 110 notes. Headings also point toward tasting nights, discovery, and stamps for roasters, cafés, and origins; the extracted page does not demonstrate those features in use.
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