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the triumph book, brazil coffee from driftaway coffee

brazil coffee

The Triumph Book

by driftaway coffee · new york city, usa

expect sugar cane. this is the triumph book, a brazil from driftaway coffee.

sugar cane
$24.95buy from driftaway coffee

the bean

origin
brazil
status
in stock
the triumph book is a brazilian coffee roasted by driftaway coffee. brazil is the world's largest coffee producer, known for growing beans at lower altitudes that tend toward smooth, low-acid cups with natural sweetness. this one carries sugar cane as its primary tasting note, pointing to a clean, sweet profile without sharp edges. that kind of sweetness responds well to brewing methods that highlight body and sweetness over brightness, such as french press or espresso, where the sugar cane character can come through clearly without being washed out.

common questions

What does The Triumph Book taste like?

the triumph book leads with sugar cane sweetness, making it a smooth, approachable cup without much acidity or bitterness.

How is The Triumph Book grown and processed?

it is sourced from brazil, the world's largest coffee-producing country, though specific farm or processing details have not been provided.

How should I brew The Triumph Book?

no specific roast level or brew method has been listed, but brazilian coffees with sugar cane sweetness generally do well in french press or as espresso, where body and sweetness are emphasized.

about driftaway coffee

driftaway coffee ships beans to your door better than most roasters ship to the shop next door. this brooklyn operation on debevoise avenue built its reputation one subscription box at a time, sending carefully roasted coffee directly to people who care about what they're drinking. you won't find them pushing seasonal drinks or fighting for counter space with pastries. they roast. they ship. they do both exceptionally well. the warehouse-turned-roastery sits in greenpoint like it belongs there, which it does after years of building trust with customers who never have to leave their apartments to get excellent coffee. no middleman markup, no stale beans sitting on shelves for weeks. just coffee that arrives when it should, roasted when it should be. their subscription model isn't a gimmick. it's how serious coffee drinkers get serious coffee without the serious hassle of hunting down the good stuff every week.

all coffee from driftaway coffee

new york city, usa

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