Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend Review

Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend
Overall Rating
86
Flavor & Aroma (50%)
85
Freshness (20%)
88
Balance & Acidity (10%)
83
Body & Mouthfeel (10%)
85
Roaster Reputation (10%)
86
The Bottom Line
A single-origin, 100% Arabica dark roast from Guatemala, Two Volcanoes Coffee's Espresso Blend sources beans from 3 major growing regions of one of the world's most under-appreciated coffee-growing countries.
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Key Features of the Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend

Key Features of Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend

  • Roast: Dark
  • Origin: Guatemala
  • Notes: Robust, creamy, chocolatey
  • Organic: Yes

Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend Overview

This single-origin 100% Guatemalan espresso bean is roasted to bring out bold flavors without overpowering bitterness.

Sourced from from San Marcos, Antigua, and Huehuetenango, it features beans from three of the best coffee growing regions in one of the most under-appreciated coffee countries in the world.

The caffeine kick isn’t extreme like most espresso blends, which are which mainly Robusta (Two Volcanoes Espresso Blend is 100% Arabica), but it still gives you that much-needed morning pick-me-up with each savory sip.

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Two Volcanoes Coffee Espresso Blend
A single-origin, 100% Arabica dark roast from Guatemala, Two Volcanoes Coffee's Espresso Blend sources beans from 3 major growing regions of one of the world's most under-appreciated coffee-growing countries.

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