Detour Dark Espresso - Detour Coffee Roasters (Hamilton, ON)

Name: Detour Dark Espresso - Detour Coffee Roasters (Hamilton, ON)
Brand: Detour Coffee Roasters
SKU: I9_ED2
Price: 11.5 CAD
Availability: InStock

$11.50 CAD

By Detour Coffee Roasters

Dark Chocolate

Molasses

Toasted Nuts

“Comfort, comfort, comfort! We love this coffee because it’s a rich, and heavy cup with a creamy texture, that's developed enough to bring out layers of deep chocolate, toasted nut and molasses flavours without imparting any of those pesky charcoal notes.”

– Ryan McCabe, Director of Coffee

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Description

This coffee was featured in the Issue #9 Espresso & Dark packs! Roasted on August 25, 2025.

See full brew guide here.

Product Details

Origin	Mogiana, Brazil & Huehuetenango, Guatemala
Process	Natural & Washed
Varietal	Various
Altitude	1200-1900
Tasting Notes	Dark Chocolate, Molasses, Toasted Nuts
Weight	4oz (113g)

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📍Hamilton, ON

Detour Coffee Roasters

Back in 2009, in the small town of Dundas, Ontario, Kaelin McCowan took a detour from the ordinary and turned his coffee obsession into a full-blown roasting adventure. What started as a passion project quickly became a beacon for good vibes, fun, and seriously tasty coffee. By 2015, his friend (and now Co-Director of Coffee) Ryan McCabe hopped on board, drawn to Detour’s “source as directly as possible” ethos. Fast-forward 14 years: Detour’s now rocking four cafés, their sister café Dark Horse Espresso Bar is serving up coffee at eight spots, and their bakery arm Dear Grain Bread is keeping Ontario buttery and well-fed. Oh, and you can spot their beans in cafés all across Canada—proof that following your passion can be a pretty delicious career move.