We are not fond of flavored coffees but this one is packed with flavors without losing its real coffee taste.
We got this pack of Godiva Coffee Cafe from a Christmas gift pack of Godiva goodies. The aroma of chocolate and licorice escaped the package and filled the kitchen. It smelled so good. The coffee was already ground and it was course. Perfect as a drip or press.
Look at that. I was absolutely admiring the froth that was produced during the drip process. More aroma escaped and filled the room.
I first tasted the coffee without any pairings. It was well balanced. I can taste the chocolate truffle flavor at the same time the rich coffee taste.
We paired it with Graham Cookies from Miette Patiserie. The pairing was great because the cookie taste buttery with the subtle taste of Graham cracker and it went well with the chocolatey liquor like taste of the coffee.
I didn't get a chance to try this coffee as a latte or mocha because the grounds were course. I wonder if they sell this coffee as a whole bean?
Here are my notes:
Coffee Origin/Name: Arabica
Roaster: Godiva Chocolatier
Producer: not indicated
Roast Date: not indicated
Brew Method: drip
Sampled: March 7-8
Roaster: Godiva Chocolatier
Producer: not indicated
Roast Date: not indicated
Brew Method: drip
Sampled: March 7-8
Body: medium body
Acidity: highly acidic
~rl
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