National Coffee Day

Posted on by Douglas

Last month I announced my partnership with my supplier Trade Coffee to try a whole bunch of beans this month and report back with my favorite roast. So, like the good *influencer* and marketeer that I am, I of course coordinated these findings with International Coffee Day. Please hold your applause.

To add to the hype (and I know you’re excited), I gave you my absolute best throughout the month with regards to my now *infamous* dunking on my coffee archnemesis, Keurig. Seriously, f—k those guys.

Needless to say, I’ve been living my best coffee life lately and I thank you for helping turn my passion and love for coffee into something much greater than just me nerding out over bean water.

Now, what did I drink? Below are the roasts I brewed throughout the month along with my tasting notes which can all be found on the Coffee Log over on Buy The Drip.

Temple Coffee Roasters – Fazenda Samambaia from Brazil

  • A superb cup of coffee that will put a smile on your face. Rich and sweet. Excellent for your everyday cup.

Madcap Coffee – Party from Ethiopia

  • It’s like drinking a bowl of fruit candy. Incredibly sweet and living up to its name.

Tandem Coffee Roasters – La Cabana from Costa Rica

  • Dynamic and floral to the hilt. You can miss its deep blueberry flavor. It was unique as it was enjoyable.

Kuma Coffee – Gachatha from Kenya

  • A full flavored delight with a crisp clean finish I find in most Kenyan coffees . It’s not overly fruity and it smells heavenly.

Spyhouse Coffee Roasters – *Decaf* Union Blend from Peru

  • Rich and sweet. Perfect for desert. However, it’s still more of a medium/dark roast typical of most decafs.

While I enjoyed drinking everything I tried, the coffees from Temple and Kuma were the standouts. However, swaying my vote was a slight overdosing of super fruity coffees from the summer. The rich and full bodied cups out of Brazil and Kenya were a nice change and the perfect way to prepare for Autumn and the cooler weather ahead.

Well, there you have it. Now go get some dank beans and step up your daily addiction. But, before I go, I want to give a special thanks to my friends at Trade Coffee for sponsoring my addiction and desire to help everyone drink a better cup of coffee. You can get free shipping and 30% your first coffee subscription by using this link. And always remember, Buy the Drip.

This post is considered sponsored content. Bone Fide Wealth, LLC was provided consideration or compensation for it’s creation and the promotion of Trade Coffee’s business. Beans were hurt in the brewing of these coffees.

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