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A speciality-grade dark roast blend, freshly roasted in Grind's London roastery. Heavy-bodied and bittersweet with notes of cacao, walnut, caramel, and tobacco — a classic Italian-style espresso reimagined by a B Corp-certified UK indie. Dark Arts Disco Inferno is all about unapologetically bold, dark, characterful roasting from a credible indie brand — and Grind's Dark Blend hits exactly that note. Both share the same heavy-body philosophy, that rich bittersweet espresso foundation, and a cool, design-forward brand identity that doesn't take itself too seriously. You get the same all-machines versatility you'd expect from Disco Inferno — bean-to-cup, AeroPress, V60, cafetière — plus the reassurance of ethically sourced, sustainably farmed beans packed in compostable bags. If you liked the confident darkness of Disco Inferno, this is your natural next stop.

A speciality-grade dark roast espresso whole bean, freshly roasted in Surrey and dispatched within 7 days of roasting. Rich with dark cocoa depth, a creamy body, and a biscuit-like finish — think Bourbon Cream biscuit in coffee form. Like Disco Inferno, Pact's Bourbon Cream plays in the bold, full-bodied dark roast space but brings a distinctly sweet, indulgent character to proceedings. You get that same strong espresso backbone with a velvety, chocolatey finish that makes it equally at home as a straight shot or under steamed milk in a flat white or cappuccino. Pact's direct-trade sourcing and roast-to-order freshness mirrors the craft credentials you'd associate with Dark Arts. You're not just buying dark — you're buying dark done with precision and ethics, which is exactly the kind of producer you should be exploring next.

An intensely dark-roasted Arabica and Robusta blend, roasted in the UK from Central American, Brazilian, and Indian beans. Full-bodied and well-balanced with hints of cocoa bitterness, subtle citrus acidity, and nutty sweetness — built for a powerful espresso crema. This is the wildcard for when you want Disco Inferno's darkness cranked up to eleven. The Robusta content punches the caffeine and crema hard, giving you a different textural experience to the all-Arabica world of Dark Arts — thicker, bolder, with a lingering bitter-cocoa finish that espresso purists love. You might not expect an independent UK roastery catering to cafés and restaurants to land on Amazon, but Coffee Masters does — and the Super Crema is their darkest, most uncompromising offering. If you've ever wondered what your espresso would taste like at a serious Italian bar, this is your ticket.