Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast Review

Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast
Overall Rating
92
Flavor & Aroma (50%)
93
Freshness (20%)
90
Balance & Acidity (10%)
92
Body & Mouthfeel (10%)
90
Roaster Reputation (10%)
90
The Bottom Line
Simpatico's Low-Acid Dark Roast is shade-grown at high altitudes in Mexico and is naturally low-acid. It's sweet and toasty with a mild finish and comes in either 2 lb or 5 lb bags of whole bean coffee.
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Key Features of the Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast

Key Features of Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast

  • Weight: 2 lbs
  • Organic: No
  • Origin: Mexico
  • Notes: Sweet and toasty with a mild chocolate finish

Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast Overview

One of my favorite low-acid coffees, Simpatico’s Dark Roast is a stand-out to my palate.

Shade-grown at high altitude, this coffee is naturally devoid of acidity and is easy on digestion without sacrificing any full-bodied flavor or great taste.

It's flavorful, smooth, and enjoyable.

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Simpatico Low-Acid Dark Roast
Simpatico's Low-Acid Dark Roast is shade-grown at high altitudes in Mexico and is naturally low-acid. It's sweet and toasty with a mild finish and comes in either 2 lb or 5 lb bags of whole bean coffee.

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