Dark roast coffee

The Dark Roast Coffee is the darkest and shiniest coffee bean producing a full-flavored, heavy, bitter or smoky, and less acidic coffee. Other terms used to call this type of roast are Italian roast, French roast, Espresso, European roast, New Orleans, Continental Roast, Full City, and Vienna roast. To have a Dark Roast, the coffee beans must be roasted until the second crack with a temperature of about 240 to 250 degree Celsius. via @soloespresso

Dark-roasted coffees have a fuller body with a robust, bold taste. Try Sumatra, Espresso Roast, Caffè Verona® and more!

Light roast or dark roast? Espresso or drip coffee? Do you know which coffee roast or brewing method has the most caffeine? The answers might surprise you

There are many differences in the taste, texture, and smell of dark roast coffee beans compared to light roast. We'll help you learn more about these two types of coffee so you can make a decision on which one is right for you.

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