Cafendo
Black Crow Coffee
Black Crow Coffee 2
Black Crow Coffee 3
Black Crow Coffee 4
Black Crow Coffee 5
Black Crow Coffee 6

Dave's Coffee

Black Crow Coffee

  • Roast Level: Dark

Not rated yet · Be the first to review it

from$16.95

≈ $38.34 / kg

You’ll be taken to the roaster’s shop to complete your purchase.

Roaster based in
United States

Taste profile

From the details listed by the roaster’s shop.

Roast LevelDark
LightDark

Sizes and prices

Coffee SizeWhole bean or groundGrindPer kgPrice
12ozFine (Melitta Cone)–$49.82$16.95 ↗
12oz–Whole Beans$49.82$16.95 ↗
12oz–Ground-Espresso$49.82$16.95 ↗
12oz–Ground (French Press)$49.82$16.95 ↗
12oz–Medium Coarse (Drip, Chemex)$49.82$16.95 ↗
12oz–Medium (Auto Drip)$49.82$16.95 ↗
5lbFine (Melitta Cone)–$38.34$86.95 ↗
5lb–Whole Beans$38.34$86.95 ↗
Show all 12
Coffee SizeWhole bean or groundGrindPer kgPrice
5lb–Ground-Espresso$38.34$86.95 ↗
5lb–Ground (French Press)$38.34$86.95 ↗
5lb–Medium Coarse (Drip, Chemex)$38.34$86.95 ↗
5lb–Medium (Auto Drip)$38.34$86.95 ↗

Description

Coffee Story:

Black Crow was one of our first coffees and a staple dark roast at our espresso bars.

Indulge in the bold and rich flavor of Papua New Guinea dark roast coffee. Our premium selection of beans from the Pacific Island nation is roasted to perfection, providing a full-bodied taste with hints of chocolate and nutty, smoky undertones.

Roast level is the darkest we go on any of our coffees bringing out a big, bold body and lots of smooth, smoky notes without any bitterness.

The story of coffee in Papua New Guinea is unlike any other origin.  Roads are often nonexistent, communities are incredibly remote, and most coffee is grown casually in gardens alongside a family’s food supply. In fact, 99 percent of coffee is grown by individuals with an average farm size of .83 hectares and an average production of 10 bags per year.

Without access to mills, these producers pulp, ferment, wash and dry their own coffee, selling small volumes of parchment. Additionally, due to the extreme lack of access, coffee often makes it to exporters through roadside collections or aggregator pickups. This means the large lots of coffee we see exported are in fact the accumulation of many, untraceable micro-volumes which have been combined for processing.

Small bits of stone or concrete may be found in patio dried coffee. Check carefully to avoid damage to grinders.

Reviews

No reviews yet.

    Write a review

    Your rating
    What did you taste? (up to 5, optional)

    You can review each coffee once; sending again replaces your earlier review.

    Similar coffees

    Other roasters’ coffees like this one

    Cookie settings

    Choose what Cafendo may use. You can change your mind at any time from “Cookie settings” at the bottom of every page. Cookie policy