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In a Dark Roast (also called Double or French Roast), the Kona coffee beans are roasted a few more minutes and then they begin to smoke. At this time the bean sugars begin to carbonize, and the beans appear very oily. The taste is smoky-sweet and the body is light yet intense with the roast flavor completely dominating the beans origin flavors.
