Night Vision

Rating: 4.92 out of 5 (13)
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One of our most popular blends

Flavour profile

Flavours of milk chocolate and toffee lead into dark fruit acidity. Sweet and creamy with a lingering malt and hazelnut finish.

If you like your coffee heavy, but still balanced and sweet, with gentle acidity, this is the one for you.

Coffee specs

Blend – Guatemala Todosanterita
– Peru Mandarina Suave
– El Salvador El Borbollon
– Brazil Ouro Fino
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Acidity ☆ 
Roast level ★ 

Suggested recipe

Dose 22 - 23g
Yield 40 - 44g
Time 30 - 32 seconds
Temperature
Based on a La Marzocco
91.5 - 92.5ºC

Blend: – Guatemala Todosanterita
– Peru Mandarina Suave
– El Salvador El Borbollon
– Brazil Ouro Fino

Body: ★★★★☆

Acidity: ★★★☆☆

Roast Level: ★★★★☆

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Customer Reviews

Based on 13 reviews
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Nancy Neskov

Best coffee, won’t use any other beans now.

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Anonymous
Our Favourite Coffee

We look forward to and thoroughly enjoy our morning mug of Reverence Night Vision coffee. It is by far our favourite blend as it has a lovely chocolate aftertaste and is not bitter at all which is important as we drink black coffee.

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Lachlan White
Only bean I buy

I love the night vision beans from reverence. The flavor profile is spot on, and it’s consistent.

Only beans I buy

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Matt Johnson
Great roast, super consistent

Super consistent strong but not bitter roast that can handle milk, espresso and long blacks. Occasionally try other beans when we run short but this is our favourite.

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James Goodsell

Hi Reverence. Kaye and I love the taste of night vision. It's strong enough to satisfy the coffee desire, but sweet enough to preclude any bitterness. We each have one latte every morning, which gets our day off to a good start.
Thanks for asking
Jim Goodsell