Victor Allen's Coffee French Roast, Dark Roast, 80 Count, Single Serve Coffee Pods for Keurig K-Cup Brewers

We love the craft of roasting at Victor Allen's Coffee, that is why we have a special connection to our French Roast. Unlike a location-specific bean, the flavor distinction of French Roast coffee comes directly from the roasting process. Our roasting team, with years of experience, takes great care ensuring our beans are always precision roasted to perfection. Every roast. Every time. Since 1979, we are proud to bring you high-quality, roaster-fresh perfection. We source 100% Arabica beans from all over the world to guarantee the very best from our door to your cup. Victor Allen's Coffee products do not contain gluten or genetically modified ingredients and are available in a wide selection of beverage choices from light, medium and dark roasts to everyday and seasonal flavors.

• COUNT: Includes 42, 80 or 200 Single Serve K-cup Coffee Pods ROAST: A deep and smoky dark roast.
• FLAVOR PROFILE: A velvety body with a soft, smoky flavor; intensely rich but always smooth.
• 100% Gluten Free & Non-GMO: Our coffee products do not contain gluten or genetically modified ingredients.
• CAFFEINE CONTENT: Victor Allen's coffees range from 90-150 mgs per serving
• COMPATIBILITY: For use in all single serve brewing systems, including Keurig® 2.0
• HOW TO BREW RECOMMENDATIONS: STEP ONE: load your single serve cup into your brewer. STEP TWO: select the 8-fl oz. setting on your brewer for the best taste. STEP THREE: to prevent dripping upon completion of brewing carefully tilt the single serve cup upon removal from your brewer. STEP FOUR: Enjoy your precision roasted Victor Allen's Coffee.
• Single Serve coffee pods for Keurig K-Cup Brewers. Keurig® is a registered trademark of KEURIG GREEN MOUNTAIN, INC. K-Cups® is a registered trademark of KEURIG GREEN MOUNTAIN, INC.

What is French Roast Coffee?

Most people have little idea about what actually makes a coffee “French Roast.” Which makes sense, because the name is a bit misleading. French Roast coffee isn’t cultivated or even roasted in France. Nope, the term refers solely to the color the beans are roasted to.

The roasting process is responsible for certain flavor characteristics of a given brew. Taste, aroma, and body are all affected by the roast of the bean. Beans roasted to the French Roast classification are intensely rich and delicately smooth, with a bold, full-flavor taste.

At Victor Allen’s Coffee, we love the craft of roasting. Maybe that’s why we have a special connection to our French Roast for K-Cup Keurig 2.0 Brewers. Unlike a location-specific bean, the flavor distinction of French Roast coffee comes directly from the roasting process. We take great care to make sure our beans are always precision roasted to perfection. Every roast. Every time.

How is French Roast Coffee Made?

A long time ago, coffee roast profiles were defined by the countries where they were most dominant. In France, people preferred their beans roasted to a dark mahogany hue. Of course, today, the market is much more varied—there are ample roast profiles and countries of origin, all of which impart distinct flavors into the coffee.

While the name carried on over all these years, coffee roasters now follow a more scientific method for defining the roast profile of their beans. It’s called the Agtron Scale—it measures bean color and goes from a level of 25 to 95. Typically, a French Roast coffee will fall between 28 and 35.

Each roaster’s bean preference and roasting formula is unique.