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choc ice, brazil + costa rica coffee from square mile coffee roasters

brazil + costa rica coffee

Choc Ice

by square mile coffee roasters · london, uk

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is choc ice, a brazil + costa rica from square mile coffee roasters.

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the bean

origin
brazil + costa rica
status
in stock
choc ice is a blend from square mile coffee roasters, combining beans from brazil and costa rica. the two origins work together to produce a coffee centred on chocolate, moving from the creamier, softer tones of milk chocolate through to a deeper, darker cocoa character. it suits drinkers who want a straightforward, unfussy cup without sharp fruit or acidity getting in the way. because no specific brew method or roast level has been listed, it is worth checking the bag, though blends like this typically perform well as espresso or as a simple filter.

common questions

What does Choc Ice taste like?

choc ice tastes of milk chocolate and dark chocolate, giving it a range that covers both the creamier, sweeter end and a more bitter, deeper cocoa character.

How is Choc Ice grown and processed?

choc ice is a blend of coffees from brazil and costa rica, though no specific processing method or farm details have been provided for this particular blend.

How should I brew Choc Ice?

no single brew method is specified for choc ice, so checking the bag for square mile's recommendation is the safest starting point, as chocolate-forward blends like this can work well both as espresso and as filter.

about square mile coffee roasters

you can trace a significant chunk of london's specialty coffee scene directly back to this place. square mile was co-founded in 2008 by james hoffmann and anette moldvaer, who between them held both the world barista and world cup tasters championships in 2007. that pedigree matters. roasting out of walthamstow, visits by appointment only, they've spent over fifteen years setting the standard other roasters get measured against. if you're trying to understand what london coffee became, start here.

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london, uk