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Daily Rise Coffee Layton • Layton, UT • $10.99
Tasting notes: Lime, Citrus Zest, Ripe Cherry
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Key lime is a very specific coffee tasting note, usually pointing to bright citrus acidity, sweetness, and a crisp finish. This page surfaces coffees where roasters explicitly use that note.
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This collection currently matches 43 coffees from 22 roasters. The median listed starting price is $23. 31 are currently marked available in the tracked catalog.
Common tasting notes: Lime, Key Lime, Blackberry, Cherry, Citrus, Peach.
Common origins in the current set: Ethiopia, Colombia, Costa Rica, El Salvador, Honduras.
Key lime describes a perceived citrus character in the brewed coffee; it does not mean lime flavor has been added.
These coffees can taste bright, tangy, sweet, or crisp depending on the origin, process, roast, and brew method.
If you like key lime notes, related citrus collections can help you find more coffees with a similar bright profile.
These crawlable examples come from Bean Pigeon's roaster listings so search engines can understand the kinds of coffees on this page.
Daily Rise Coffee Layton • Layton, UT • $10.99
Tasting notes: Lime, Citrus Zest, Ripe Cherry
View coffeePanther Coffee • Miami, FL • $12.50
Tasting notes: Raspberry, Lime, Dried Apricot, Punchy
View coffeeCrimson • Columbus, OH • $19
Tasting notes: Lime, Milk Chocolate, Citrus, Chocolate
View coffeeHuckleberry Roasters • Denver, CO • $19.25
Tasting notes: Chocolatey, Crafted In Denver, Key Lime
View coffeeHuckleberry Roasters • Denver, CO • $19.25
Tasting notes: Bold, Balanced, Key Lime
View coffeeSalt Lake Roasting Company • Salt Lake City, UT • $19.50
Tasting notes: Figs, Apricot, Citrus, Lime
View coffeeRitual Coffee Roasters • San Francisco, CA • $19.75
Tasting notes: Lime
View coffeeSalt Lake Roasting Company • Salt Lake City, UT • $19.95
Tasting notes: Citrus, Lime, Thick Chocolate
View coffeeTypically no. Key lime is a tasting note used by the roaster to describe the coffee's natural flavor profile.
Lime, lemon, grapefruit, and broader citrus-forward coffees are the closest related tasting-note profiles.