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drk, dark & strong blend, ethiopia + colombia + guatemala coffee from undercover roasters hq

ethiopia + colombia + guatemala coffee

DRK, Dark & Strong Blend

by undercover roasters hq · melbourne, australia

you'll taste milk chocolate before dark chocolate. this is drk, dark & strong blend, a natural ethiopia + colombia + guatemala from undercover roasters hq.

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the bean

origin
ethiopia + colombia + guatemala
region
sidamo
process
natural
status
in stock
drk is a dark roast blend from undercover roasters hq, drawing on beans from ethiopia (sidamo), colombia, and guatemala. the ethiopian component is naturally processed, meaning the coffee cherries are dried whole, which tends to add body and fruit-forward depth to the cup. the result is a blend built around milk chocolate and dark chocolate, with the darker roast pulling those cocoa tones to the front. it suits espresso-based drinks well, where pressure and heat can coax out the full weight of the chocolate character. a ratio of around 1:2 espresso output, or a slightly coarser grind for moka pot, will keep it from turning bitter.

common questions

What does DRK, Dark & Strong Blend taste like?

drk leads with milk chocolate and dark chocolate, shaped by a dark roast that keeps the cup rich and full-bodied rather than bright or acidic.

How is DRK, Dark & Strong Blend grown and processed?

the blend combines beans from ethiopia's sidamo region, colombia, and guatemala, with the ethiopian component using a natural process where cherries are dried whole before milling.

How should I brew DRK, Dark & Strong Blend?

the dark roast and chocolate-forward profile suit espresso, moka pot, or french press, where fuller extraction methods can bring out the body without highlighting any roasty bitterness.

about undercover roasters hq

slow mornings on victoria street have a particular rhythm, and undercover roasters hq fits into that rhythm without forcing anything. abbotsford isn't the flashiest part of melbourne's coffee scene, but it's got a quiet seriousness to it, and this roaster seems to belong to that same register. you're getting something made by people who care about the sourcing and the process, not just the speed of service. the roastery side of the operation means the coffee in your cup has a shorter chain from green bean to grind than most places can claim. worth going on a weekday morning when the street is still finding its feet, and ordering a cortado to see where their current roast is sitting.

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