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Chocozilla (from Brazilla!)
Our second chocolatey coffee blend, once intended as a limited edition, now a permanent offering thanks to popular demand! Fabulous hot, iced or as cold brew!
ChocoZilla is primarily volcanic-soil grown Saint Domingos from the Poços de Caldas region of Brazil, blended with Villalobos Arabica and Vietnamese Robusta for added punch and depth. Whereas Mocharagua is intense dark chocolate, ChocoZilla is a sweeter milk chocolate. It's a bit lighter and brighter, too, quite refreshing. Perfect both for fans of chocolatey coffees in general, and especially for anyone looking for one with more subtlety (ideal for serving to groups).
All natural. Delicious hot or iced, takes well to milk and sugar. We have been enjoying it as cold brew also, where it has the time to really develop its natural chocolate tones. 8 oz roasted coffee, Medium roast. Please select ground or whole bean. The special roast we use for this blend we call a "Chocolate Roast", which is a Medium Roast with an extended lowered-temperature period after First Crack that enables the chocolate and butter tones of these beans to develop fully.
Caffeine level: Medium-High (approximately 130 mg per serving).
Back in stock! Our new container of the 2022 crop of St. Domingos beans we use as the base for Chocozilla has arrived and we are roasting up a storm and loving it.
Customer Reviews
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great
just enough chocolate taste
Posted by Tom on Nov 1st 2023
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A back palate delight
One of my favorites for everyday drinking - rich, chocolatey, and delicious
Posted by Ali on Sep 15th 2023
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Smooth
Very balanced medium roast coffee with a nice hint of chocolate. Highly recommend to give it a try.
Posted by Tom on Feb 17th 2022
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Coffee water cream
Nothing but this coffee, water, and cream are needed to start my day off right. If you use a technivorm, my recipe is to add water for 6 cups but coffee for 8 cups. Brew as usual on extra hot setting with quality water. Then add cream until the texture/color/temp reach your preference. I’m trying lots of great coffee from Len’s, each email about a sale has me testing something new, and this is a great find. Highly recommend you give it a try.
Posted by Mel on Sep 14th 2021
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Fantastic!!
This is the 5th blend from Len's I've tried and it's by far my favorite! Very smooth and delicious. Right amount of strength and that signature Len's coffee robust mouthfeel. This is the product I was searching for when I first began shopping online for coffee about a month ago!
Posted by Robert on Nov 23rd 2020
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Yum?
I really enjoy this brew with a hint chocolate flavor.
Posted by JGL on Nov 20th 2020
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Incredible
Where has this been all my life? It was so smooth and delicious I wanted to drink it throughout the day rather than just in the morning like I normally would. Will be buying again!
Posted by Unknown on Nov 18th 2020
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Delicious
This is my go-to when I want a break from phin-filter full-on vietnamese coffee, and want more of a French Press brew. Still chocolatey and low acidity, absolutely delicious.
Posted by Unknown on Nov 20th 2018
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Flavor
Wish I could taste the "terroir" better. I'm missing the chocolate overtones but this coffee is really great. Better to go to 9 Jerome when I'm there. Live in North Andover so it's a bit of a drive.
Posted by Unknown on Jun 11th 2018
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Super brew!
My wife and I drink this quite often, and we are well stocked up on it. We use a French press.
We also blend it from time-to-time with Mocharagua, and Trung Nguyen #2 in proportions of 1-2-1 tablespoons for two cups. Fantastic !Posted by Bill Yeager on Jun 26th 2017
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