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We all know how Napoleon liked his coffee - decap. But, did you know that the oldest cat ever, who lived to be 38, was called Cream Puff and had coffee every morning her whole life?
Now, I’m no veterinarian, so please don’t take this as advice to give your floof coffee. (Not even sure how that would work since mine can’t even stand the smell of it.) But, if you wanted a good reason to stick to your own morning coffee routine, studies have indeed shown that coffee — in reasonable amounts — is good for you.
According to John Hopkins Medical, coffee drinkers are less likely to die from heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. (Cream Puff, of course, proved that this is true for other species as well.)
And while we’re spilling the beans — did you know that nearly 50% of Americans are now drinking specialty coffee?
Yep, store-bought coffee is falling out of flavor.
So... what’s the deal with specialty coffee? Should you jump aboard the hype train? And where can you buy specialty coffee?
In short: it’s great; yes; and online. But there’s much more to it, so go get yourself a cup and latte me tell you all about it. Go on, I’ll wait.
✔️ What’s Bean Got to Do With It?
The term specialty coffee is used to describe the highest grade of coffee. Most specialty coffee is grown in South and Central America, Asia, and Africa. For example, one of the most popular specialty coffees comes from the Guatemalan region of Antigua.
This world-famous java is made with bourbon, catuai, caturra, and typica beans — popular Arabica varieties. Regardless of roast, these beans provide a pleasing smoky brew. (Ahhh! I can almost taste it.)
If you've had Guatemala coffee before, you likely know it for its bright floral acidity with hints of chocolate — but do you where this delicious flavor comes from? Surprisingly, it's the elevation. Certified SHB (Strictly Hard Bean), Guatemala coffee is grown in volcanic loam soil at altitudes between 1200 to 1616 meters — and, as such, is known for its robust flavor and high nutrient density.
✔️ Espresso Patronum!
Did you know that espresso is one of the most popular ways to brew coffee in America? According to the National Coffee Association, there is a 50% increase in espresso consumption compared to 2015.
The trouble with espresso is that some coffees lose their flavor once they're dark or espresso roasted. Not Gautemala coffee though! These beans are grown in Antigua's super coffee-friendly climate, which produces the finest brew and retains its delicious, distinctive, and complex flavor regardless of roast.
The combination of four Arabica varieties — bourbon, catuai, caturra, and typica beans — results in a unique tasting profile, with well-balanced dark chocolate, butterscotch, and fruit notes. Sounds delicious, right?
This rich chocolatey-cocoa flavor and caramel sweetness make the Guatemala coffee the perfect dessert coffee, cold brew, and morning pick-me-up. No matter how or when you like to drink your coffee, there is no tall order for these beans.
✔️ Roasted, Ground, & Delivered!
Okay, if you got this far, I'll assume you're interested in trying this delicious coffee for yourself. Don't worry I'm not going to suggest you book the first flight to Guatemala — though, maybe that's not such a bad idea... I've seen photos; Guatemala is brew-tiful!
But I digress. As you probably guessed, with the growing popularity of specialty coffee, came a boom in online coffee subscription services and roasted-or-order specialty coffee stores — and this is where Boss Brew Coffee comes in.
They curate small-batch specialty coffee from around the world, delivering the finest quality brew to customers across the US.
You can choose to have your coffee delivered as whole bean, or have it ground to order in standard or espresso grind. For your first order, you can get a small 12oz pack just to try it out — but there are packages of up to 5lb available, should you decide to really nurse your coffee addiction. Plus, you get 10% off your first order.
There are 43 varieties to choose from, so you'll be spoiled for choice! Whether you're looking for flavored coffee, the perfect dessert coffee, or decaf, you can find something that perks up your heart.
Check it all out at https://bossbrewcoffee.shop/products/guatemala
