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What does Starbucks Caffè Verona taste like?
Caffè Verona is a dark roast with dark cocoa and roasty-sweet notes. Starbucks describes it as a blend of Latin American and Indonesian beans with a gentle Italian Roast influence. [Starbucks](https://www.starbucks.co.id/coffee/caff%C3%A8-verona)
Why is Starbucks Caffè Verona linked to 1975?
Starbucks says the blend was created for a Seattle restaurant in 1975 under the name Jake's Blend. It was later known in stores as the 80/20 Blend before the Caffè Verona name became official.
Does Caffè Verona contain coffee beans from Italy?
The name refers to Verona, the Italian city associated with Romeo and Juliet, rather than an Italian growing region. The published blend description names Latin America and Indonesia, with Italian Roast used as a roasting influence.
How should you brew Caffè Verona?
The official listing presents it as dark roast whole bean coffee, so grind it for your chosen method rather than assuming it is espresso-only. Starbucks recommends pairing its dark cocoa profile with chocolate cake.
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