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union mandated coffee break (wholesale), colombia + brazil coffee from flux coffee

colombia + brazil coffee

Union Mandated Coffee Break (Wholesale)

by flux coffee · oyster bay, usa

you'll taste caramel before milk chocolate. this is union mandated coffee break (wholesale), a washed colombia + brazil from flux coffee.

caramelmilk chocolatedark chocolate
$7buy from flux coffee

the bean

origin
colombia + brazil
process
washed
varietal
caturra, typica
roast
dark
status
in stock
union mandated coffee break is a dark roast blend from flux coffee, combining caturra and typica varietals sourced from colombia and brazil. both lots are washed process, which keeps the cup clean and lets the roast character come through clearly. expect caramel sweetness alongside milk chocolate and darker cocoa notes, with a straightforward, full-bodied profile. the dark roast suits espresso well, where pressure amplifies the chocolate depth, but it also holds up in a french press or moka pot without turning bitter. a reliable everyday blend for drinkers who want something sweet, low-acid, and consistently easy to pull.

common questions

What does Union Mandated Coffee Break (Wholesale) taste like?

it tastes of caramel, milk chocolate, and dark chocolate, with a clean, full-bodied character driven by the dark roast. the washed process keeps the cup free of fruity or fermented complexity, so the chocolate and caramel notes sit front and centre.

How is Union Mandated Coffee Break (Wholesale) grown and processed?

it is a blend of caturra and typica varietals grown in colombia and brazil, both processed using the washed method. washed processing removes the fruit skin before drying, producing a cleaner cup that highlights the bean and roast character rather than fruity pulp flavours.

How should I brew Union Mandated Coffee Break (Wholesale)?

the dark roast level makes it well suited to espresso, moka pot, or french press, where the full body and chocolate notes can express themselves properly. if brewing espresso, aim for a standard ratio and avoid over-extracting, since dark roasts can tip into bitterness quickly with too fine a grind or too long a shot time.

about flux coffee

the numbers tell part of the story at flux coffee. 523 reviews averaging 4.7 stars doesn't happen by accident on farmingdale's main street. but step inside and you'll understand what keeps people coming back beyond the impressive ratings. this isn't another corporate clone grinding through the motions. the coffee here carries weight, intention. beans roasted with the kind of care that makes you taste the difference between good and genuinely excellent. your first sip reveals why regulars treat this place like their personal coffee sanctuary. the baristas know their craft. not the scripted smile variety, but the real deal, people who understand extraction timing and can read a cup's potential before the first drop hits ceramic. flux operates with the confidence of a roaster that's earned its reputation one careful cup at a time. no shortcuts, no compromises.

all coffee from flux coffee

oyster bay, usa

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