Light roast or dark roast coffee?

[Anonymous No.14629480]

I’ve never had coffee before. I don’t know how to differentiate between “light roast” and “dark roast” coffee. Which is better?

[Anonymous No.14629483]

I hate to be a shit head, but I prefer medium.

[Anonymous No.14629501]

Dark roast, brewed at high temps, over-extracted, will require less grounds for the same bitter cup of hot juice, thus saving money.

[Anonymous No.14629504]

>>14629483
Nah that’s fine. It stands to reason that the medium roast would bring out the best of both. I suppose I'll order the medium then, thank you

[Anonymous No.14630743]

>>14629504
>>14629480
(Different anon, here)
Now that that's settled, what has stopped you from trying coffee before? I'm not judging, I'm just curious.

[Anonymous No.14630749]

light roast is less bitter, hence it is tastier. Dark roast is great too

[Anonymous No.14632059]

dark roast with chicory

[Anonymous No.14632114]

dark roast--contrary to the popular belief--has less caffeine, tannins & a higher pH-level (less acidic) than light roast coffee, much easier on the digestive tract for folks who aren't accustomed to drinking it

[Anonymous No.14632688]

I absolutely prefer lighter. I do cold brew or french press.

[Anonymous No.14632875]

Light if black dark for drinks

[Anonymous No.14632966]

>>14629480
I have to use drink dark roast or I get heartburn.

[Anonymous No.14633871]

>>14632688
This

Dark roast is just charcoal

[Anonymous No.14634129]

>>14632114
Kind of. Light roast has more caffeine per unit volume, dark roast has more caffeine per unit mass.

[Anonymous No.14634867]

>>14629480
I would go for light roast and transition slowly to dark. I can drink anywhere from light to black because I've learned to appreciate the flavor gradually. You'll notice it perk you up, but don't make it a daily thing. You'll start feeling groggy and it will become part of your poop schedule.