$15.00 – $65.00
An intense cup of rich dark chocolate, roasted walnuts, and cacao that blends into a lush body with a lingering finish to rev up your mornings.
We believe knowing your coffee is key to empowerment.
A Dark Roast is the preferred coffee of those who like to describe their morning brew as strong or, as my mom would claim, a cup of mud. Through a carefully monitored roasting process, Evelin is able to highlight the intense toasted flavors that are typical of Dark Roasts without burning all the natural flavor out of the seeds. She does not simply turn the coffee beans from green to brown; she strategically guides them through a rollercoaster of heat and air until the sugars naturally found inside are perfectly caramelized.
With its rich roasted flavors and heavy body, the Dark Roast is ideal for those who search for a charged black coffee or enjoy adding milk. We recommend always trying the first 2 sips of your coffee without any additives to experience its natural goodness, but after, if its your preference, this coffee blends beautifully with all compliments. Best prepared in methods that highlight its body, like normal coffee machines, french presses, and Moka Pots.
Your bag of Dark Roast will come from one of the strong female producers listed above. However, with our Espresso, Medium Roast, and Dark Roast, we do not actually know who’s coffee we will be roasting until roast day. These producers are all very small producers and don’t cultivate enough to have their own dedicated product. They are all from the same community and produce quite similar coffee so we can ensure quality throughout the year by leaving sacks sealed until they need to be opened.
It is our promise to always deliver single-origin coffee. That means, we never blend our coffee, not when roasting or before when it’s in green bean form. We maintain strict records to ensure that every single bag of coffee can be traced back to the strong woman who created it as well as the exact batch it was roasted in. Check your bag to find out who produced your coffee!
| Weight | N/A |
|---|---|
| Coffee Characteristics | Rich Dark Chocolate, Sharp Cacao Nibs, and Toasted Nuts in a Thick Body with a Strong Finish That Leaves No Doubt You're Drinking Specialty Coffee |
| Roast Level | Dark |
| Process | Washed |
| Producer | Angelica A., Doña Amilsa, Doña Nidia, Doña Raquela, Ilcia A., Tía Ana |
| Growing Region | New Oriente |
| Location | San Antonio las Flores, Mataquescuintla, Jalapa, Guatemala |
| Coffee Varieties | Catuaí, Caturra, Pache Colis |
| Altitude | 1600-1900 MASL |
| Shade Coverage | 40% |
| Roaster | Evelin Tupul, @ Chica Bean Roastery, in Santa Lucía Milpas Altas, Sacatepequez, Guatemala |
| Shipping | See the banner at the top of the page to see when our next shipment is leaving for the U.S.A. For all the shipping deets, check out our shipping policy at the bottom of the page |
| Freshness | Your coffee will be roasted 1 or 2 days before it is shipped to you directly from our roastery in Guatemala. After leaving us, it usually takes around 3 days to arrive at your doorstep, meaning you receive your coffee within a week of it being roasted |
| Size | 12oz, 5lb |
| Grind Options | Whole Bean, Coarse (French Press), Medium Coarse, Medium, Fine |
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Bruce L. (verified owner) –
I ordered a 12 oz bag of Guatemalan Dark Roast (whole bean) coffee on 5/22/21. The beans were roasted at origin on 5/24 and I opened the bag to smell the freshly roasted beans on 5/27. My coffee beans were produced by Ilcia Aguilar and roasted by Evelin Tupul in Sacatepequez, Guatemala. Extremely satisfied with my order from Chica Bean!
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Xamayta Graver (verified owner) –
I love the flavor of this coffee. Full body, smooth, aromatic, but not bitter. We are repeat customers!
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Amanda (verified owner) –
It was exactly the flavor I wanted.
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John Foley (verified owner) –
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Shayna (verified owner) –
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Kathleen L. (verified owner) –
Delicious as always. Full of flavor and the aroma starts my morning with a smile. The grower Mrs. Nidia …Thank you!