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"Smooth, balanced, not too sweet. I love it with a touch of cream. It brings out that warm, nutty finish that tastes a bit like home."
Aaron S. VERIFIED BUYER
Notes of vermont maple, buttery walnuts
There’s something quietly grounding about the taste of maple.
It doesn’t shout sweet — it hums steady. Familiar. Like the Sunday mornings you wish lasted a little longer.
Our Maple Walnut roast isn’t a syrupy gimmick; it’s warmth made tangible — roasted slow to bring out the soft nuttiness of toasted walnut and the amber calm of real maple. The flavor doesn’t rush you. It lingers — like good company or sunlight that refuses to leave the kitchen table.
This is fall without the frenzy. Comfort without the cliché.
It’s the moment between chores and choices when you let the world wait — just for a sip.
Air-roasted in small Minnesota batches, low-acid and mold-free as always, this coffee is proof that care tastes different. Especially when it’s made by people who still believe small things — like your morning cup — can hold something quietly exceptional.
Maple Walnut.
A gentle reminder that sweet doesn’t need to mean loud.
For the best cup at home, start with a 1:16 “golden ratio”: 1g coffee to 16g water. It’s the sweet spot for balanced flavor and body. Adjust from there: pour-over/drip stays close to 1:16; go 1:15 for more richness or 1:17 for a lighter cup. French press often shines a bit stronger (1:14–1:15). AeroPress can be tighter too (1:12–1:15). Use filtered water, grind fresh, and enjoy right after brewing.
Air roasting uses clean, hot air to roast each coffee bean evenly—resulting in a smoother, cleaner flavor without the bitterness or burnt taste you get from traditional drum roasting. Because the beans don’t sit on hot metal, there's no smoky aftertaste—just pure, nuanced notes. It’s a gentler process that lets the bean’s true character shine.
100% Specialty Arabica Coffee, Allergen-Free Flavor Oils

