Name: Cold Brew Coffee Dark French Roast, Coarse Ground
Brand: UfuKoffee
SKU: VARCOLD BREW-CO-DA-12OZ
Price: 24.99 USD
Availability: InStock

UfuKoffee coarse ground cold brew coffee in black resealable pouch with blue cold brew label

Cold Brew Coffee Dark French Roast, Coarse Ground

$24.99

Experience bold flavor with UfuKoffee's Cold Brew Coffee – Dark French Roast, Coarse Ground. This blend is crafted for cold brew perfection. The coarse grind allows water to extract the deep notes slowly. You get a smooth, rich taste with every sip.

UfuKoffee selects specialty beans for this roast. The beans are roasted in small batches for freshness. A dark French roast gives a full body. Notes of chocolate and toasted nuts develop in the cup. You taste intensity without bitterness.

Our coarse ground cold brew coffee offers convenience. You scoop, brew, and enjoy at home. The grind is ideal for mason jars or cold brew systems. Each bag brings enough coffee for many servings.

This blend is for those who want strong, chilled coffee. The coarse ground cold brew coffee resists over-extraction. Flavors stay balanced. The finish is smooth. Enjoy it straight, or add milk and ice. The taste remains bold.

We package every order at peak freshness. You always get lively aromas and rich flavor. UfuKoffee promises quality with every bag. Enjoy the ease of brewing the perfect cold coffee at home.

Cold brew is less acidic than hot coffee methods. The coarse ground cold brew coffee is gentle on your stomach. It is ideal for daily use. You can take it to work, the gym, or keep it in the fridge.

Choose UfuKoffee for reliable delivery. You get the best beans, roasted with care. Try coarse ground cold brew coffee from UfuKoffee for an upgrade to your daily cup. The deep roast taste suits every style and mood. Make your cold brew coffee routine simple and delicious.

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Frequently asked questions

At UfuKoffee, roast level affects flavor more than caffeine.

Light Roast: Bright, fruity flavors with a lighter body — great for tasting the bean’s natural notes.
Medium Roast: Balanced acidity and sweetness with a smooth finish — our most popular choice.
Dark Roast: Bold, rich, and slightly bitter with smoky undertones — perfect if you love strong coffee.

All our roasts use the same high-quality beans — the roast simply changes the taste profile.

Caffeine levels are more about the bean type and brewing method than the roast color.

Light roasts actually have slightly more caffeine by volume because roasting burns off a little caffeine.
But by weight, the difference is very small — a cup of our Cowboy Blend Dark Roast will give you just as much energy as our Morning Light Roast.

On average, an 8 oz cup of UfuKoffee has 80–100 mg of caffeine.

Single-origin coffee comes from one farm or region, offering a unique, pure flavor that reflects its origin.
Blends combine beans from different regions for a balanced, consistent taste.

At UfuKoffee, we offer both! Try Cowboy Blend for a bold, balanced cup, or a single-origin roast if you want to explore unique flavors

No artificial flavors here! The chocolate, nutty, or fruity notes you see on our bags come naturally from the beans — things like soil, climate, and processing give coffee its unique taste.

Our roasters simply highlight these natural flavor profiles so you know what to expect in every cup.

or the best flavor:

Store beans in an airtight container in a cool, dark place.
Avoid the fridge or freezer — moisture ruins coffee flavor.
Buy whole beans if possible and grind them fresh before brewing.

Our resealable UfuKoffee bags help keep your coffee fresh until the last cup!

Cold Brew Coffee Dark French Roast, Coarse Ground

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