truCup Low-Acid Coffee Review

truCup Low-Acid Coffee
Overall Rating
88
Flavor & Aroma (50%)
88
Freshness (20%)
88
Balance & Acidity (10%)
92
Body & Mouthfeel (10%)
85
Roaster Reputation (10%)
85
The Bottom Line
truCup offers a wide range of low-acid coffees from their light to dark to espresso roast. They remove the acid through a gentle, chemical-free process, leaving flavorful, easy-drinking, 100% Arabica coffee behind.
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Key Features of the truCup Low-Acid Coffee

Key Features of truCup Low-Acid Coffee

  • Weight: 2 lb and 5 lb
  • Organic: No
  • Origin: Unlisted
  • Notes: Full body, Earthy (especially as compared to the milder and darker roasts by trücup)

truCup Low-Acid Coffee Overview

trücup’s low-acid offerings are separated by roast levels:

  • Born To Be Mild: Gentle cup, delicate sweetness
  • Stuck In The Middle: Balanced and smooth, not too strong or too mild
  • Heart Of Bold: Full body, but not too darkly roasted
  • Dark As Night: French roast; deliciously dark
  • You’ve Got a Blend: Espresso blend

As expected, the Heart of Bold is the full-bodied, bolder cup as compared to its counterparts, but not too dark (or mild), which is partly why it’s highlighted here. It’s also available as Keurig K-cups.

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truCup Low-Acid Coffee
truCup offers a wide range of low-acid coffees from their light to dark to espresso roast. They remove the acid through a gentle, chemical-free process, leaving flavorful, easy-drinking, 100% Arabica coffee behind.

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