Better Together Blend

Better Together BlendAbout the Coffee The Brazil component of this blend comes from the Mogiana region, which straddles the border of So Paulo and Minas Gerais. The area's rolling, uneven terrain keeps farms relatively small, averaging around 60 acres. Mogiana is one of Brazil's most recognized growing regions, and this particular lot is graded Fine Cup (FC), the top category in Brazilian coffee grading. The beans are naturally processed, meaning the fruit dries around

a region that sits in the central Andes and has historically been harder to access due to its geography

Traffic uses small-batch roasting and focuses on building direct relationships with farmers

Daily Driver is a seasonal blend built around two naturals: one from Brazil

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which is part of why they've committed to keeping a Volcan Azul coffee on the menu year-round

which is why it's the standard for specialty-grade decaf

Yellow Bourbon trees are recognizable at harvest by their yellow cherries rather than the typical red

The name 94 Celcius itself comes from the commonly cited optimal brewing temperature for filter coffee

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The result holds up better through roasting than solvent-based decaf methods

Phil & Sebastian taste through many small samples and identify which lots share similar growing elevations