Dark Blend
Grind Options for 250g Coffee Bags: Fine, Medium, Coarse, Whole BeanGrind Options for 1kg Coffee Bags: Whole Bean Only
Grind Options for 250g Coffee Bags: Fine, Medium, Coarse, Whole BeanGrind Options for 1kg Coffee Bags: Whole Bean Only
Grind Options for 250g Coffee Bags: Fine, Medium, Coarse, Whole BeanGrind Options for 1kg Coffee Bags: Whole Bean Only
About Dark Blend
π Origin: Peru π΅πͺ + Brazil π§π· + Kenya π°πͺ
π± Bean: 100% Arabica
π Variety: Catimor + Caturra + Typica & Bourbon + Catuai & Ruiru 11 + SL28 + SL34
π Process: Fully Washed, Natural & Washed
π₯ Roast Level: Dark
π Notes: Dark Cocoa, Malts & Cinder Toffee
π Brew Style: Espresso / Filter
β° Altitude: 1,300 MASL (Pery), 900 MASL (Brasil) & 1,700 MASL (Kenya)
π€ Producers: Jumarp El Palto, Freitas Family & Kiama Cooperative Farmers' Society
Size - Depending on how strong you like your coffee, you can get the below amount of cups:
For 250g bag // Single Shot @ 7g = 35 cups
For 250g bag // Double Shots @ 14g = 17 cups
For 1kg bag // Single Shot @ 7g = 140 cups
For 1kg bag // Double Shots @ 14g = 70 cups
Grind - Here are the differences between the four types of coffee grinds:
Finely ground coffee: This type of coffee is ground very finely, almost to a powder-like consistency. It is used for making espresso and stovetop coffee makers, as the fine grind allows for maximum extraction of flavor and aroma from the beans.
Medium ground coffee: This type of coffee is ground to a slightly coarser consistency than fine grind coffee. It is used for making filter and aeropress coffee, as the medium grind allows for a good balance of flavor and aroma extraction.
Coarse ground coffee: This type of coffee is ground to a relatively large, chunky consistency. It is used for making cafetiere and french press coffee, as the coarse grind allows for minimal extraction of flavors and aromas.
Whole bean coffee: This type of coffee is not ground at all and is sold in its natural, whole bean form. It is typically ground just before brewing to ensure maximum freshness and flavor. Whole bean coffee allows for greater control over the grind size and can be ground to any of the other three types of grinds depending on the brewing method.
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