Cocoa Coffee
32 coffees · 18 roasters
Cocoa coffees carry a pure, unsweetened chocolate depth — closer to raw cacao nibs than milk chocolate or fudge. Common in Central and South American lots roasted to a medium or dark profile, these rich, low-acid cups are a natural match for espresso and milk-based drinks.
Frequently Asked Questions
What does Cocoa coffee taste like?
Cocoa coffees carry a pure, unsweetened chocolate depth — closer to raw cacao nibs than milk chocolate or fudge. Common in Central and South American lots roasted to a medium or dark profile, these rich, low-acid cups are a natural match for espresso and milk-based drinks.
What roast level and process are most common?
Medium roast is most common (16 of 32 coffees, 50%), and Washed is the most common process (19 of 32, 59%) among coffees with this tasting note.
How many coffees are available and what do they cost?
32 coffees from 18 roasters currently carry this tasting note, ranging from $15.50 to $36.60 per bag.