Everyday Kind Of Coffee: Gourmet From Cafe Tabom

The Drink: Gourmet From Cafe Tabom
Type: Whole Bean Blend
Overall Rating: 3.75 Out Of 5 Coffee Mugs

Next up is the third and final coffee from Cafe Tabom, a Brazilian based coffee company that is making their way up north to the United States. I enjoyed their Superior Blend, didn’t think their robusta filled blend called Tradicional was too bad, but what I’ve really been looking forward to is their Gourmet.

The Gourmet is their 100% arbabica blend, made of Brazilian beans and roasted near the farms in Brazil. They describe this blend as having a deep, sweet aroma. They say it’s rich, low-key, gently bittersweet with a long finish and excellent flavor persistence.

First impressions was that this was going to be the best of the Cafe Tabom varieties. Even the beans looked better.

The aroma reminded me of some of the best beans that I’ve had from that part of South America. It had a smooth, sweet aroma with tiny hints of spices and chocolate.

The bag says that it’s a medium roast, but I would say it’s a little bit darker than that. Overall, it’s a smooth sip with a rich, but subtle dark chocolate flavor and hints of spices. I really liked the dark chocolate flavor…like really.

Two pounds of Gourmet from Cafe Tabom is an economical $14.00. You can email them at sales.us@cafetabom.com to purchase their coffee.

Overall, I really enjoyed sipping on Cafe Tabom’s Gourmet. It was a good coffee, that at $14 for two pounds, I could see myself drinking a lot of. Check them out if you get a chance.

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