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Roasted coffee beans are raw, green coffee seeds transformed by heat, which removes moisture, changes their color to brown, and develops fragrant oils. Roasting levels (light, medium, dark) dictate the flavor profile, ranging from acidic and fruity to bold and smoky. Freshly roasted beans, typically used between 3 days to two weeks post-roast, offer the most complex, aromatic, and balanced flavors
- Light Roast: Light brown, no oil, higher acidity, and lighter body. They tend to have higher caffeine content and retain more of the coffee’s original origin characteristics.
- Medium Roast: Medium brown, balanced flavor, and moderate acidity. They are often considered the most balanced in body and aroma.
- Dark Roast: Dark brown or even black with a glossy, oily surface. These beans offer a bold, bitter, and smoky flavour, frequently with chocolatey notes
