I've tasted dozens of house blends in my decade of australian cafe hopping and recently as a commercial-grade espresso machine owner i can buy rotating bags weekly. Code black's blend is one of the best, not too on the fruity acidic side, and not too heavy either - a perfect balance of everything a daily driver should be. I used to be a big enthusiast of expensive single origins but now I've settled back into reliable house blends, as SOs can have unexpected flavour profiles which are good once in a while. But what you need daily is the perfect balanced hit. Look no further than 3056 - alongside it i would place campos, allpress and mecca house blends as the some of the best I've ever had. 3056 maybe even beats those big names to be honest

I tried it as v60, It is delicious. I will try it as an espresso and I'm sure I'll like it.

Really sweet in my milk coffee can still taste all the origins as well as ethiopia.

have made a few coffees at home and alls tasting good. can;'t make it as good as CodeBlack barristas maybe i need some lessons!

Love this malty blend! Definitely as per the tasting notes description: stewed plum, citrus, malty peanut butter