So this is interesting for me. I wouldn't say I am a coffee snob nor would I say I am even a coffee drinker per se. Coffee is something that is probably going to replace my caffeine as I have recently gotten away from drinking soda. So in order to fill that spot I chose coffee as tea doesn't have nearly the amount of caffeine that will keep me going all day.
Now is this the strongest I can't really say? I will say that I have had Starbucks double expresso thing you can buy from stores that are a lot stronger than this so I guess I would say no. On the other hand, it is probably stronger than different dark roast coffees. The other thing is it is not bitter. Some may like that or some may not. I was using a french press so it may be more bitter out of a percolator/drip coffee maker. But it is rather smooth. I had these three ways so far black, sugar, and with honey. I will say this is perfectly fine black. I do prefer a teaspoon of sugar as I think it brought out some of the sweater notes in the coffee. I needed more honey so maybe not the method of sweetening for this coffee.
Overall it is a good coffee it may be on the pricier side of things so maybe not for most. The marketing is on point though so points I guess. They are supposed to be using good sourcing methods for the coffee so if you are into that I think it is a big plus. The only thing is if you were expecting this to blow you away by giving you energy it is not. A big miss conception is, caffeine gives you energy it does not. All caffeine does is trick your brain into thinking you are awake so no matter how strong the coffee it is not going to make you have any more energy than any other coffee but it may make you stay up longer.
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