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Torque Coffees

Dark Drop

Dark Drop

4.0
Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
1 Review

Roasts & ships Monday thru Friday.

2023 Golden Bean Gold Medal Winner for Espresso in alt milk!

$21.37 USD
$21.37 USD
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Characteristics

Triangle Accent
Roast

Dark

Body

Syrupy, Sweet

Acidity

Low

Notes

Dark Chocolate, Bing Cherry, Muscovado Sugar

Process

Washed

Location

Guatemala, Costa Rica

Story

Triangle Accent

The Dark Drop coffee blend offers a sensory journey of dark chocolate, cherries, and berries galore. It's an experience akin to youthful energy mingled with the wisdom of darkness, delivering a bag of exquisite dark chocolate and dark purple fruit flavors. This Gold Medal-winning blend boasts a sweet, balanced profile with no bitterness, just warm, developed sugars and a glorious mouthfeel. It's a sweet dark chocolate berry pie party for your taste buds.

Current Dark Drop Composition

  • 60% Edwins Reserve Espresso- Medium Dark
  • 20% El Socorro Maracaturra
  • 20% Betibiroti Sidama
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Established: 2022
Owners: Nanelle & Andy Newbom
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Golden Bean Winner!

Story:

Beautiful Coffees with Radical Equity.

Proportional Pricing is ridiculously simple. Farmers get the first cut. Instead of letting the commodity green coffee market set a low floor price, Torque simply pre-pays coffee producers 20% of the retail price of our roasted coffee. The higher the price you pay the more they get paid. The transparent 20% ratio means both you and the farmers know exactly how much of the value they receive.

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Rated 4.0 out of 5 stars
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  • JT
    Jayesh T.
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    Rated 4 out of 5 stars
    Tangy

    Not our favorite, but appreciate the nuances with dark roasts. Not for our subjective tastes which prefer a bold bitter punch and less sour at the end.

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