Coffee Description
The coffee. The myth. The legend. The MOCHA JAVA... a classic coffee, used for decades to manipulate and market for capitalistic gain due to the name. But this Mocha Java is the real deal. Instead of falsely advertising what would traditionally be known as a blend of Java and Yemen coffees (seen as the best back in the day) but using Latin American coffees, we are *actually* using Java and Yemen - and "high grade" coffees to be exact.
A beautiful blend of earthy and chocolates, with bright cherry fruit flavors - makes this post blend mouth watering. We roast each single origin separately at the optimum roast level, then post blend to create this perfect marriage.
Too bad the Hill Bros didn't just do it right and actually make it the "highest grade". Maybe the coffee industry would be better off today had they done so... ;)
Roast Level from the Roaster
Refers to the roast level in comparison with other coffees from the roaster
Medium
Variety
Typica
Process
Semi-Washed
Elevation
1300-2300 masl
Region
Other
Indonesia
Mad Priest Coffee
To curious people who are sick of the bland, corporate & “heretical” coffee experience, Mad Priest Coffee Roasters is the unconventional, creative, “sacred” coffee choice. While we may sometimes be irreverent, we always take our coffee and our mission seriously. That’s because we are mad about injustice, especially societal inequality...and bad coffee.
Mad Priest Coffee Roasters began in 2015 as a small-batch specialty coffee roasting company + a social enterprise with the mission to “craft excellent coffee, educate the curious, champion the displaced” and we currently operate our roastery and retail locations in Chattanooga, TN. From the beginning, our goal has been to run a sustainable, for-profit business with a triple bottom line that includes social and environmental goals alongside the economic ones. And most of all, we want to create the best product that wins awards -- and make that product accessible to curious people from every race and culture.
Get Mad. Stay Blessed.
