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Chocolate Bold Coffee (Dark Roast)

$24.95

Our Chocolate Bold Coffee brings a strong start to any day. Perfect for those who prefer a richer, darker cup with noticeable cocoa flavor. It features classic Brazilian Arabica varietals, including Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, Catucaí, and Catigua, each chosen for their ability to develop robust cocoa and toasted characteristics under dark roasting.


Bourbon brings balance and sweetness, Mundo Novo adds density, while Catuaí and its hybrids contribute structure and complexity. Roasted to a French profile, this coffee highlights bittersweet chocolate tones and a gently toasty finish without overwhelming bitterness.


Ideal for espresso-style extractions, moka pot brewing, or a bold drip coffee. Enjoy it straight or in coffee drinks; this dark roast holds its structure well in them all.


Ingredients: 100% Arabica whole beans

Varietals: Bourbon, Mundo Novo, Catuaí, Catucaí, Catigua

Acidity level: Low

Manufacturer's country: USA

Region: Brazil

Product amount (oz/lb/g): 12 oz / 0.8 lb / 340g

Gross weight (oz/lb/g): 13.5 oz / 0.8 lb / 383 g

Warning: Do not use if the packaging is damaged or opened. Store in a cool, dry place, away from direct sunlight and moisture.

Gluten-free Vegetarian Lactose-free Allergen-free Hormone-free All natural Antibiotic-free Non-GMO Corn-free Vegan friendly Halal Cruelty Free

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