LILO - 【October Limited】Kanoko Momiji Blend (鹿子紅葉) [Medium Roast]

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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.

October【Kanoko Momiji 鹿子紅葉】

October in Japan is when the mountains begin to glow in shades of red and orange. Beneath clear autumn skies, the scenery feels more vivid than ever.

“Kanoko Momiji” is a traditional Japanese pattern depicting maple leaves scattered like the small spots of a kanoko pattern.
It reflects the beautiful autumn landscape of mountains painted in rich shades of red and orange.

Kanoko Momiji Blend brings together the juicy, bright fruitiness of red apple, orange, and apricot, layered with a gentle raisin-like sweetness.

The cup finishes with a soft, caramel-like aftertaste that lingers slowly, making it a perfect coffee to enjoy at a leisurely pace on a clear autumn day.

Enjoy it alongside the changing colors of autumn.

【Cupping Comment】

① Juicy red apple, orange, and apricot flavors.

② A gentle raisin-like sweetness that slowly unfolds.

③ A soft caramel-like finish that lingers.

【Roast Level】 2 Medium Light Roast

【Flavor】red apple、orange、apricot、raisin、caramel

【Origin】  

•Rwanda Gito Natural

•Ethiopia Karamo Niguse Gemeda Anaerobic Natural

•Kenya Muthuaini Washed

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.