Flavor Note
Milk Chocolate
Milk chocolate in coffee is softer and creamier than dark chocolate — lower bitterness, higher sweetness. Typical of medium roast Latin American and Nicaraguan origins. Lifeboost Medium Roast and Eight…
13 beans
Milk chocolate in coffee is softer and creamier than dark chocolate — lower bitterness, higher sweetness. Typical of medium roast Latin American and Nicaraguan origins. Lifeboost Medium Roast and Eight O'Clock Original carry this note well. See the Chocolate family guide for context.
13 Milk Chocolate beans
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