【September Limited】Tsuki Usagi Blend (月兎) [Medium Roast]

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LILO Coffee Roasters is located in Osaka, Japan From LILO LiLo’s Seasonal Blend 2026 Traditional Patterns for Savoring Japan’s Four Seasons For LiLo’s Seasonal Blend 2026, we draw inspiration from beautiful Japanese traditional patterns to offer special moments where you can savor the “now” through coffee. September【Tsuki Usagi 月兎】 September in Japan is a time when the moon seems to shine more beautifully than ever in the night sky. As signs of autumn gradually deepen, the season of harvest begins. “Tsuki Usagi” is a traditional Japanese motif inspired by the harvest moon and the rabbit said to live on the moon, making mochi. Along with gratitude for the autumn harvest, it carries the wish: “May the days ahead continue to be filled with abundance.” Tsuki Usagi Blend brings together the soft sweetness of hazelnut and sweet potato with the warm, mellow flavors of kinako and Japanese chestnut. Calm and comforting, it pairs beautifully with dango and other traditional Japanese sweets of the season. On a long autumn evening, with the moon above, we hope you take your time and enjoy this seasonal cup. 【Cupping Comment】 ① Soft aromas of hazelnut and sweet potato. ② Subtle flavors of kinako and chestnut. ③ A mellow brown sugar sweetness that lingers.   【Roast Level】 3 Medium Roast 【Flavor】 hazelnut, sweet potato, kinako, chestnut, brown sugar 【Origin】   •BRAZIL Eldorado Back Door Man Washed •MEXICO Decaf •KENYA Kangocho Natural Traditional Patterns for Savoring Japan’s Four Seasons For LiLo’s Seasonal Blend 2026, we draw inspiration from beautiful Japanese traditional patterns to offer special moments where you can savor the “now” through coffee. Flowers and greenery, the murmur of rivers, and soft moonlight. For generations, people in Japan have lived closely with nature, gently scooping up seasonal motifs and weaving them into daily life as patterns on kimono, obi sashes, furnishings, and small accessories. “May our loved ones stay well.” “May good relationships continue to grow.” “May we celebrate new beginnings.” Each traditional pattern carries not only the emotions of the four seasons, but also the quiet wishes and prayers of the Japanese people.