The Black Leopard - Specialty Espresso 4-Bean Blend
The Black Leopard - Specialty Espresso 4-Bean Blend
Roast Type: Dark Roast
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The Black Leopard is a dark roast that's perfect for making espresso drinks that will surprise your taste buds. This four-bean blend is carefully crafted to strike the perfect balance between smoothness and boldness. The Black Leopard is perfect for those looking for a bold yet smooth coffee experience, whether it's pulled as a great espresso shot or used for a daily brew.
We roast The Black Leopard with precision to bring out the rich and delicious flavors of each bean, ensuring a smooth yet bold taste with every sip. One sip and you will uncover the hidden notes of chocolate and caramel that make this roast truly unique.
The Black Leopard espresso blend not only tastes great on its own but also complements milk, making it an excellent choice for lattes and cappuccinos. Pair it with your favorite chocolate treats or pastries, and you're in for a real treat.
Tasting Notes: Chocolate, Caramel, Smooth and Creamy with a Bold Flavor
Frequently Asked Questions
When Will I Get My Coffee?
We roast in small batches Monday through Thursday and ship all weekdays. If you have ordered before 10am EDT, we usually ship the same day. Shipping times vary but you will get a tracking number to know when your order will arrive.
Where Do You Ship From?
Unless otherwise noted on the product page, our coffee is shipped right from our roasting facility in Thomasville, Georgia (near the Southern border of Georgia and Florida).
Do You Have Any Organic and Fairtrade Options?
Yes! Please see all of our certified Organic and Fairtrade roasts at this link.
Does Diving Moose Use Arabica Beans? What About Robusta Beans?
Currently all of our roasts use specialty grade 100% Arabica beans, single sourced from various countries. Specialty grade beans represents less than 3% of the worlds bean production, resulting in an amazing taste profile. Robusta beans, while typically higher in caffeine, is a lower quality bean, affecting the taste of the roast. For this reason, we have not found a robusta option that we like.
Why roast to order? Doesn't most roasting companies do that?
Most of the coffee you might purchase today is from large companies who roast in large batches and ship out to warehouses, which then end up on grocery store shelves, with a 6 month (or longer!) expiration date! Coffee purchased off Amazon Prime usually is approaching expiration because of sitting in a warehouse somewhere. Coffee loss of flavor is measured in days, not months, so that's why we small batch all of our roasts, providing an unmatched flavor and finish. You'll smell the difference when you open the bag!
Can't I purchase coffee off of Amazon for cheaper?
Yes, it might appear cheaper, however coffee purchased off Amazon is not specialty grade coffee, and is typically approaching expiration because of sitting in a warehouse somewhere for months at a time. We roast and ship within 48 hours of ordering to guarantee the freshest roast, boldest flavor, and smoothest taste.
How Should I Store My Coffee?
Air, light, heat and moisture kill your coffee. Pack it away in your cupboard or pantry, and your coffee is in great shape in the bag it came in, which has a one-way valve to release CO2 produced in the roasting process, but not let any air inside. Avoid transparent glass containers, and please don't store your coffee in the freezer. That's just plain mean to your beans. :-)
Why Is Diving Moose Coffee More Expensive than Starbucks or my Grocery Store?
The big chains buy the cheapest beans possible, blend them together, and (in our opinion) over-roast them to keep their volume consistent. This typically results in a "burnt", dried out, acidic flavor.
We use the highest quality specialty grade Arabica beans, single sourced from select countries. Specialty grade beans represent less than 3% of the worlds bean production and we use these single origin beans to make our blends. This results in better quality flavors without the need to over roast the beans. We roast all of our beans in small batches for an unmatched taste and finish. You'll smell the difference when you open the bag!