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Coffee Roast
How strong do you like your coffee?
Light - Medium - Dark
What type of coffee do you like?
Not sure what the difference is?
It is not just the coffee bean itself that determines the flavor of coffee but how the coffee is roasted that plays an important role in how mild or strong a coffee will taste. The length of time a coffee bean is roasted directly affects the flavor. The longer the beans are roasted the stronger the flavor.
Light Roast Coffee - light enough so there is no oil on the bean surface resulting in a light bodied coffee.
Medium Roast Coffee - medium coffee is a balanced choice that is perfect for many coffee drinkers during the day, not too strong and not too bland.
Dark Roast Coffee - dark roast simply means that the coffee bean has been roasted to a higher temperature and for a longer period of time.
Shop for coffee by roast type
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What type of coffee do you like?
Not sure what the difference is?
It is not just the coffee bean itself that determines the flavor of coffee but how the coffee is roasted that plays an important role in how mild or strong a coffee will taste. The length of time a coffee bean is roasted directly affects the flavor. The longer the beans are roasted the stronger the flavor.
Light Roast Coffee - light enough so there is no oil on the bean surface resulting in a light bodied coffee.
Medium Roast Coffee - medium coffee is a balanced choice that is perfect for many coffee drinkers during the day, not too strong and not too bland.
Dark Roast Coffee - dark roast simply means that the coffee bean has been roasted to a higher temperature and for a longer period of time.
Shop for coffee by roast type
Return to
Shop Coffee
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