
Swift Coffee
Mainstay Blend Instant Coffee
Specialty-grade instant from the company that makes many roasters' instants: sweet, balanced and pricey at about $2 a cup.
Nutty & Cocoa · Cocoa
13 products in our directory list cocoa powder among their tasting notes. 15% of them come from Peru, followed by Colombia (15%). The most common process is washed (8%). Most sit around a medium roast. It most often appears alongside caramel, roasty, earthy.
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13 products
13 products

Swift Coffee
Specialty-grade instant from the company that makes many roasters' instants: sweet, balanced and pricey at about $2 a cup.

Chameleon Cold-Brew
An organic grocery-store concentrate from Guatemala, Colombia and Peru/Honduras that makes 64 oz of cold brew for $10.99.

Ippodo Tea
Ippodo's richest everyday-tier blend: big umami, deep emerald color and a long finish, at a true special-occasion price.

Jot
A 20x specialty concentrate: one tablespoon makes a smooth, chocolatey cup with 150 mg caffeine, at nearly $2 a serving.

Community Coffee
Louisiana's family-roasted medium-dark blend: full-bodied, low-acid and nutty, with caramel and cocoa notes.

Peet's Coffee
Peet's best-selling dark roast in K-Cup form: rich, bold and earthy without tipping into burnt.

Death Wish Coffee
An organic, Fair Trade arabica–robusta dark roast with baker's chocolate notes and about 180 mg of caffeine per 6 oz cup.

Starbucks
Starbucks' everyday house coffee at home: a smooth, cocoa-toned Latin American blend roasted darker than most 'medium' coffees.

Califia Farms
Unsweetened two-ingredient cold brew in a 48 oz bottle, made for mixing with plant milks; clean, but caffeine and price go unpublished.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters
Keurig's bright, light-roast morning cup: clean, low in bitterness and among the cheaper name-brand pods.

MUD\WTR
Not coffee: cacao, masala chai and four mushrooms with 35 mg caffeine. A cozy chai-cocoa cup, but gritty and $1.67 a serving.

Starbucks
Starbucks' house drip in a Vertuo pod: balanced and cocoa-toned, with 12.5 g of Arabica per capsule, at a premium price.

Starbucks
The Starbucks house cup for Keurig: tastes like the café's drip, which means dark, roasty and divisive.
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