GRAND TETON
Tasting Notes: Sweet Cream Butter and Lemon Curd
Roast: Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Recommended Brew Method: Chemex / Pour Over
For millennia, these mountains have drawn humans to their beauty and abundance. Evidence has been found that humans have been making their way to these mountains and the lakes at their base as far back as 11,500 years ago. The rugged peak of the Grand Teton makes its way 7000 ft above the valley floor to an overall altitude of almost 14,000 ft. From palaeolithic early humans to the Rockefellers (who helped with the formation of the park), there is a timeless magic in the majestic peaks of the Tetons. Inspired by the iconic Moulton barn at the base of the Tetons, we are proud to present a natural Ethiopian coffee with notes of sweet cream butter and lemon curd.
ACADIA
Tasting Notes: Vanilla and Autumn Pastry
Roast: Medium
Origin: Rwanda
Recommended Brew Method: Drip / Aeropress
Acadia is an American success story that represents our greatest values; that our most beautiful natural places should belong to the people and be accessible to all. The park was created as a result of the efforts of its residents, who were led by Charles Eliot and George Dorr; they believed the island was too beautiful to be relegated to a playground of the elites of the Northeast. Eliot and Dorr, however, were far from the first to appreciate this special Island. Studies have revealed humans have inhabited the Island as far back as 12,000 years ago, and the island was first explored by European Sailors in 1524 and then again in 1525. The very first National Park East of the Mississippi, Acadia also happens to be one of the first places the sun rises in the United States. To celebrate fall on the island, when the trees showcase a stunning display of fiery oranges, yellows and reds, we’ve chosen a washed process Rwandan coffee with notes of Vanilla and Autumn Pastry.
OLYMPIC
Tasting Notes: Chocolate Covered Blueberries
Roast: Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Recommended Brew Method: Chemex / Pour-Over
Olympic National Park is one of the most diverse and unique National Parks in the United States. Originally dedicated as Mount Olympus National Monument in 1909 by none other than President Theodore Roosevelt, the Park includes beaches, rainforests, staggering mountain peaks, and glaciers. The advent of the mass market automobile brought thousands of visitors to the Park and surrounding region, who, during their journeys, witnessed the devastation that logging was having on the Pacific Northwest. Visitors in automobiles became the catalyst for political pressure that ultimately led to improved forest management policies and the eventual creation of the National Park by Franklin Roosevelt in 1938. To celebrate the epic winter landscapes and skies of the Park, we’ve chosen a natural process Ethiopian coffee with notes of chocolate covered blueberries.
Please note, to guarantee the freshest, best-tasting coffee, we roast all of our coffees daily, however if your order is time sensitive, please contact team@drivecoffee.com after purchasing.
Drive Coffee is proud to support The National Parks Foundation. A portion of the profits on the sale of The National Parks Collection and our other coffees is donated to the National Parks Foundation. Learn more about the Foundation and how you can support here https://www.nationalparks.org
Tasting Notes: Sweet Cream Butter and Lemon Curd
Roast: Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Processing Method: Natural
Recommended Brew Method: Chemex / Pour Over
For millennia, these mountains have drawn humans to their beauty and abundance. Evidence has been found that humans have been making their way to these mountains and the lakes at their base as far back as 11,500 years ago. The rugged peak of the Grand Teton makes its way 7000 ft above the valley floor to an overall altitude of almost 14,000 ft. From palaeolithic early humans to the Rockefellers (who helped with the formation of the park), there is a timeless magic in the majestic peaks of the Tetons. Inspired by the iconic Moulton barn at the base of the Tetons, we are proud to present a natural Ethiopian coffee with notes of sweet cream butter and lemon curd.
ACADIA
Tasting Notes: Vanilla and Autumn Pastry
Roast: Medium
Origin: Rwanda
Processing Method: Washed
Recommended Brew Method: Drip / Aeropress
Acadia is an American success story that represents our greatest values; that our most beautiful natural places should belong to the people and be accessible to all. The park was created as a result of the efforts of its residents, who were led by Charles Eliot and George Dorr; they believed the island was too beautiful to be relegated to a playground of the elites of the Northeast. Eliot and Dorr, however, were far from the first to appreciate this special Island. Studies have revealed humans have inhabited the Island as far back as 12,000 years ago, and the island was first explored by European Sailors in 1524 and then again in 1525. The very first National Park East of the Mississippi, Acadia also happens to be one of the first places the sun rises in the United States. To celebrate fall on the island, when the trees showcase a stunning display of fiery oranges, yellows and reds, we’ve chosen a washed process Rwandan coffee with notes of Vanilla and Autumn Pastry.
OLYMPIC
Tasting Notes: Chocolate Covered Blueberries
Roast: Light
Origin: Ethiopia
Processing Method: Natural
Recommended Brew Method: Chemex / Pour-Over
Olympic National Park is one of the most diverse and unique National Parks in the United States. Originally dedicated as Mount Olympus National Monument in 1909 by none other than President Theodore Roosevelt, the Park includes beaches, rainforests, staggering mountain peaks, and glaciers. The advent of the mass market automobile brought thousands of visitors to the Park and surrounding region, who, during their journeys, witnessed the devastation that logging was having on the Pacific Northwest. Visitors in automobiles became the catalyst for political pressure that ultimately led to improved forest management policies and the eventual creation of the National Park by Franklin Roosevelt in 1938. To celebrate the epic winter landscapes and skies of the Park, we’ve chosen a natural process Ethiopian coffee with notes of chocolate covered blueberries.
Please note, to guarantee the freshest, best-tasting coffee, we roast all of our coffees daily, however if your order is time sensitive, please contact team@drivecoffee.com after purchasing.
Drive Coffee is proud to support The National Parks Foundation. A portion of the profits on the sale of The National Parks Collection and our other coffees is donated to the National Parks Foundation. Learn more about the Foundation and how you can support here https://www.nationalparks.org