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BLACK SHEEP - Dark Side Dark Roast [300g]

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Management number 253453124 Release Date 2026/10/24 List Price US$8.80 Model Number 253453124
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Black Sheep's - Dark Side represents a dark roast option available in a 300g bag format. Eddy Canales produced this washed Parainema variety at the Los Delirios farm located in Nicaragua. Grown at an elevation of 1600M, this coffee reminds drinkers of choco-dusted berry and acts as a top-seller since 2018. Fenwick Ontario Canada serves as the location where this coffee was roasted.


Roast Details

  • Roast Level: Dark Roast
  • Origin: Nicaragua, Los Delirios, Eddy Canales
  • Grow Elevation: 1600M
  • Tasting Notes: Choco-Dusted Berry
  • Process: Washed
  • Format: Whole Bean
  • Size: 300g
  • Roasted in: Fenwick, Ontario, Canada


Brew Recommendations and Drink Pairings: 

  • Espresso for a structured body and deep cocoa intensity.
  • Milk-Based drinks for a balanced sweetness and pronounced berry clarity.
  • French Press for a rich texture and lingering chocolate finish.

 

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What brewing method suits this dark roast best?

Espresso extracts the full depth and structured profile of this coffee effectively.

How should this coffee be stored to maintain freshness?

Store the beans in an airtight container at room temperature away from direct sunlight.

 

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