Onyx Eclipse Dark Roast Coffee
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About Onyx Eclipse Dark Roast Coffee
Eclipse is Onyx Coffee Lab’s most developed roast, created as an interpretation of traditional European-style coffee. Unlike the lighter profiles associated with many modern specialty coffees, Eclipse intentionally emphasizes roast development. Its origin changes with seasonality, so the current listing does not name a country, farm, cultivar or processing method.
“Most developed” is the accurate roast description supplied by Onyx; the previous light-roast SEO label was incorrect. Expect greater solubility and a more roast-forward balance than a light coffee. Brew temperature, grind and beverage yield should be managed to preserve body without pushing extraction into an ashy or drying finish.
Coffee Profile
| Roaster | Onyx Coffee Lab |
|---|---|
| Coffee style | Traditional European-inspired coffee |
| Origin | Changes seasonally; current origin not specified |
| Process | Not specified |
| Cultivars | Not specified |
| Roast level | Onyx’s most developed offering |
| Tasting notes | Not specified |
| Recommended direction | Espresso, moka pot or full-bodied filter |
Brewing Guidance
For espresso, start with an 18 g dose and a 36–40 g beverage yield. Because developed coffee is relatively soluble, consider a slightly lower brew temperature than for light roasts. If the shot is bitter or drying, grind coarser or shorten the yield; if it is weak or sour, grind finer.
Filter and immersion
For filter, begin around a 1:16 brew ratio with a medium grind and moderate water temperature. Avoid excessive drawdown. Allow coffee to degas after roasting, then keep the recipe stable while adjusting one extraction variable at a time.
Freshness, Format and Equipment
Dial in with the Turin DF54 single-dose grinder and control shot yield on the Turin MC3 espresso machine. Compare Eclipse with other roast styles in the specialty coffee collection.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Eclipse a light roast?
No. Onyx identifies Eclipse as its most developed offering.
Which origin is used?
The origin changes seasonally and is not identified in the current listing.
What tasting notes are listed?
The current information does not provide formal tasting notes.
Can I brew it as espresso?
Yes. Its European-inspired development is well suited to espresso.
What recipe should I try?
Begin with 18 g in and 36–40 g out, then adjust grind and temperature.
How do I avoid bitterness?
Use a coarser grind, lower temperature or shorter yield if the finish is harsh.
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