Medium Roast Coffee

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Medium roast coffee combines the sweetness developed during roasting with the character of its origin. Expect notes of chocolate, caramel and nuts, sometimes with a hint of fruit. Our range includes single origin coffees from Brazil, Colombia, Guatemala, India and Uganda, alongside blends and decaf options. We roast 2-4 times a week. Orders usually ship within 24 hours, and in 95% of cases, the coffee reaches our customers within a day.

1 kg Coffee Bags

Brazil Mogiana

  
od 41,00 zł
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Brazil Santos Guaxupe

  
od 40,00 zł
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od 36,00 zł
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Cameroon Boyo Washed

  
od 46,00 zł
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Colombia Antioquia Medellin

  
od 42,00 zł
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od 45,00 zł
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El Salvador Finca La Reforma

medium roastDates, Nougat, Hazelnut
od 42,00 zł
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Guatemala Huehuetenango Espresso

medium roastMilk chocolate, Plum, Maple syrup
od 44,00 zł
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India Monsooned Malabar

medium roastCocoa, Roasted nuts, Spices
od 46,00 zł
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Coffee for Bean-to-Cup Machines

Kołobrzeg Brazil Guaxupe

  
od 36,00 zł
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Malawi Ngapani Estate Espresso

  
od 50,00 zł
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Mexico El Tucan Decaf

  
od 44,00 zł
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Blends

Old Kołobrzeg

  
od 36,00 zł
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Papua New Guinea Wahgi Valley

  
od 50,00 zł
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Peru Chanchamayo

  
od 40,00 zł
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Tanzania Ngila Estate AA Washed

medium roastBlack tea, Redcurrant, Jasmine
od 47,00 zł
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100% Arabica

Uganda Bugisu

medium roast 
od 44,00 zł
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Uganda Bulambuli Espresso

  
od 50,00 zł
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Sicily Espresso 50/50

  
od 40,00 zł
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Coffee for AeroPress

Honduras Guara Verde

  
od 35,00 zł
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What is medium roast coffee?

Medium roast coffee is roasted longer than light roast coffee, usually stopping before a pronounced second crack. There is no strict cutoff, as roast levels have no single, universally accepted definition. The beans are medium brown and usually have no visible oil on the surface. Acidity often tastes softer than in light roasts, while chocolate and caramel notes become more noticeable. Body also depends on the particular coffee and how you brew it. Origin still comes through clearly, so a coffee from Brazil tastes different from one grown in Tanzania.

To learn more about how roasting changes flavour, read our guide to coffee roast profiles.

Light, medium or dark roast: what's the difference?

Roast levelFlavourAcidity and bodyBrewing methods
LightFruit, flowers, teaUsually pronounced acidity, often a lighter bodyPour-over, Chemex, AeroPress, filter coffee machine
MediumChocolate, caramel, nuts, sometimes fruitUsually softer acidity, body depends on the coffee and brewing methodEspresso, coffee machines, moka pots
DarkDark chocolate, roasted notes, spicesUsually low perceived acidity, body depends on the coffee and brewing methodEspresso, moka pots

Which brewing methods suit medium roast coffee?

Medium roast coffee works well in espresso machines, automatic coffee machines and moka pots. Coffees with chocolate and caramel notes pair nicely with milk, making them worth trying in a cappuccino or latte. We also brew some coffees in this category using pour-over methods, including Malawi Ngapani Estate and Uganda Bulambuli. We can grind your coffee to suit your preferred brewing method.

If you're looking for medium roast coffee beans for an automatic coffee machine, start with Brazil Mogiana or Peru Chanchamayo. Both have chocolate and nutty notes that work well in your everyday espresso.

How to choose medium roast coffee by flavour

What you're looking forCoffees and tasting notes
Chocolate, caramel, nutsBrazil Mogiana: caramel, milk chocolate, roasted nuts. Peru Chanchamayo: sweet chocolate, roasted almonds. Colombia Antioquia Medellin: nuts, milk chocolate, cranberry.
Chocolate with fruitGuatemala Huehuetenango: milk chocolate, maple syrup, plum. Papua Wahgi Valley: sweet chocolate, dates, fig.
Fruity and vibrantMalawi Ngapani Estate: guava, grape, bergamot. Tanzania Ngila Estate AA: redcurrant, black tea, jasmine. Uganda Bulambuli: black tea, apricot, honey.
Cocoa and spicesIndia Monsooned Malabar: cocoa, spices, roasted nuts.
DecafColombia Excelso Medellin Decaf Swiss Water: nuts, milk chocolate, cocoa. Mexico El Tucan Decaf: milk chocolate, banana cake, yellow apple.
Blends with robustaSicily Espresso 50/50: dark chocolate, vanilla, walnut. Old Kołobrzeg: a blend of arabica and robusta.

Tasting notes describe natural flavour impressions, not added flavourings.

Frequently asked questions about medium roasts

Is medium roast suitable for espresso machines?

Yes. Medium roast coffee works well in both traditional espresso machines and automatic coffee machines. Depending on the beans, it can produce espresso with gentle acidity that pairs nicely with milk.

Is medium roast coffee acidic?

Medium roasts usually have softer acidity than light roasts. However, origin, processing and brewing method all make a difference. Brazilian coffees often have a gentler flavour profile than fruitier coffees from Tanzania, although this is not always the case. If you prefer as little acidity as possible, explore our low-acidity coffee category.

Does medium roast have more caffeine than dark roast?

The difference caused by roasting alone is small. Caffeine content depends more on the coffee species and how much coffee you use. Robusta generally contains more caffeine than arabica, so adding robusta to a blend can increase its caffeine content compared with coffee made entirely from arabica.

Can I order medium roast coffee ground?

Yes. When ordering, choose the grind size that matches your brewing method. For home brewing, though, we recommend buying whole beans and grinding them just before making coffee. If you're ordering medium roast coffee for a moka pot, select the grind setting designed for that method. Moka pots generally need a slightly coarser grind than traditional espresso machines.

Medium roast for cafés and offices

We supply coffee to cafés, restaurants and offices. For larger quantities, explore our 1 kg coffee category. To discuss wholesale terms, visit our B2B partnership page, email b2b@colbergcoffee.pl or call +48 883 239 480.