Starbucks Caffè Verona Dark Roast Coffee K-Cup Pods is a 72-count box of single-serve pods filled with Starbucks' Caffè Verona blend, a dark roast of 100 percent Arabica beans with roasty, dark cocoa notes. The pods work in Keurig K-Cup brewers and are sold as one 72-count box, shipped fast from New Jersey.
Starbucks Caffè Verona K-Cups: Dark Roast With Roasty Dark Cocoa Notes
- Caffè Verona blend — a Starbucks dark roast since 1975, known for a well-balanced cup with dark cocoa and caramelized-sugar notes
- 100 percent Arabica — Latin American and Asia/Pacific beans roasted dark in the Starbucks style
- 72 K-Cup pods — more than two months of one cup a day
- Keurig compatible — designed for Keurig K-Cup single-serve brewers
- Sealed, single-serve pods — each pod is sealed to keep the ground coffee fresh until brewed
- Caffeinated, unflavored — regular dark roast coffee with no added flavors
How to Use
Insert one pod into your Keurig brewer, close the handle, and choose your cup size; Starbucks recommends 8 oz (237 mL) for the intended strength and 6 oz for a bolder cup. Caffè Verona pairs well with chocolate desserts and takes milk or cream well. For iced coffee, brew a 6 oz cup over a full glass of ice. Store the box in a cool, dry cupboard away from heat and light and use the pods by the best-by date printed on the box.
About Starbucks
Starbucks opened its first store in Seattle in 1971 and has grown into the largest coffeehouse chain in the world. Caffè Verona was created in 1975 as a dessert coffee and is one of the company's longest-standing blends. Starbucks packaged coffee for home, including these K-Cup pods, is produced and distributed by Nestlé under a global licensing agreement. Find more pantry favorites in our Grocery & Gourmet Food collection. Learn more at athome.starbucks.com.
Frequently Asked Questions
Does Starbucks Caffè Verona K-Cup coffee contain allergens?
No. Each pod contains only ground 100 percent Arabica coffee, with no flavorings, sweeteners, or dairy, and no allergens are declared on the box. The coffee is caffeinated. If you have a specific sensitivity, read the printed ingredient statement on the box you receive, since packaging is the final source for any product.
How do I brew Starbucks Caffè Verona K-Cup pods?
Place one pod in any Keurig K-Cup brewer, close the lid, and select 8 oz (237 mL) for the intended strength or 6 oz for a bolder cup. Do not reuse a pod. Keep unused pods sealed in the box in a dry cupboard away from heat, and brew them before the best-by date stamped on the package.
What does Caffè Verona taste like compared to Starbucks Pike Place or French Roast?
Caffè Verona is a dark roast with a rounded, roasty flavor and notes of dark cocoa and caramelized sugar, which is why Starbucks pairs it with chocolate. It is bolder than Pike Place, a medium roast, but smoother and less smoky than French Roast, the darkest Starbucks blend. It suits people who like a rich cup that is not harsh.
How many pods are in the box and what brewers do they fit?
The box contains 72 individually sealed K-Cup pods, enough for more than two months at one cup a day. They are made for Keurig K-Cup single-serve brewers, including the K-Classic, K-Elite, K-Mini, and K-Supreme lines. The pods are sold as one 72-count box on this listing.