MSN: Does dark roast or medium roast coffee have more caffeine? The answer might surprise you

Does dark roast or medium roast coffee have more caffeine? The answer might surprise you

The four types of coffee roasts are light roast, medium roast, medium-dark roast, and dark roast. Each of these roast levels has a different aroma, appearance, and flavor.

Understanding the differences between a medium and a dark roast can help you choose the cup that you will most enjoy. The differences in flavor, caffeine content, and appearance all play a part in finding the best cup of coffee.

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Medium dark roast coffee beans have a balanced flavor profile characterized by smooth, rich taste and moderate acidity. They usually feature notes of chocolate, caramel, and occasionally fruity undertones.

Explore Medium-Dark Roast Coffee When you want something a step darker in your cup, you need a medium-dark roast. Check out our exceptional medium-dark roast coffee varieties below.

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Light, medium, or dark roast? Discover how roast levels transform coffee flavour, from bright and fruity to rich and bold. Find your perfect cup.

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To get the scoop on the differences in flavor, acidity, and strength between dark roast vs. medium coffee, I chatted with Robert Bargas, Co-Founder of Headcount Coffee.