Coffee

Light, medium, or dark roast? Compare flavor, acidity, body, caffeine myths, and brewing tendencies so you can choose the coffee roast that fits your taste.

If you want to learn how to taste coffee, start by forgetting the idea that you need a trained palate or a long list of fancy flavor words. Coffee tasting is simply paying attention to what is already happening in the cup: aroma, sweetness, acidity, body, finish and the flavors that remind you of something…