A collaborative blend with honorary Walla Wallan and long time Roastery supporter Kyle MacLachlan. Some of the richest coffee’s from three different continents (Africa, Indonesia, and Central America) come together in multiple roast grades to form a chocolaty, slightly smoky mélange. In conjunction with Kyle’s Walla Walla winemaking endeavor---“...Pursued By Bear” wines.
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Damn fine!
Delicious and yrev very smooth! Have bought it twice and will continue to buy it.
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F-ing Amazing
I bought a 5lb bag of this coffee without ever trying it. I heard great things about it from friends. I live on the opposite side of the country and just HAD to have it for the Twin Peaks season 3 premiere! It's just as described. Smooth and smoky. I enjoy drinking this year round. Walla Walla did a perfect job on this blend, and I couldn't be happier!
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As many have stated, a damn fine cup of coffee.
Bought this as a huge twin peaks (and coffee) fan. It's a beautiful cup of coffee. Gifted it to myself for my birthday. Thanks for waking me up on a good start on my day!
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Damn Fine Cup of Coffee
Always looking for a small roaster with great coffee. Big Ups to Kyle MacLachlan and The Walla Walla Roastery on this one. Super smooth cup. Agent Cooper would approve!
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Brown Bear
An amazing cup of coffee with familiar flavor notes and awesome aroma.
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Awesome!
This coffee has excellent flavor and is hella smooth. Will definitely purchase more in the future.
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Bear Claw with the Brown Bear...ahhguuhghhh
So ive had bad coffee and ive had good coffee. This is FREAKING GOOD! coffee. Hats of to Kyle.
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damn fine? yes.
of course I bought this because Kyle Maclachlan had something to do with this but I still remained skeptical. I'm a bit of a coffee snob at the end of the day but anyway. normally, this household goes through many high end coffee distros and I have my favorites and ones that I avoid. to start, I brewed this with a v60 at the following measurements for about 2 cups: water temp: 198f water weight: 85g bloom. 600g total bean weight: 36.8 bloom time: 45s total brew time: 3m10s really, I can't find a single bitter note even if I over extract the coffee. the chocolate is there but is really hidden but altogether makes an amazingly smooth cup of coffee with no frills. a lot of coffee manufacturers try to blend a lot of this and that into their beans but forget about the true taste of coffee. this is pretty much that: the way coffee should taste. damn fine? I think so. in all honestly, I'd put this in my top three for beans. well done. I also want to add the shipping was fast as hell. while our postal carrier (who is a terrible human being) did not do much to protect the beans from the elements, the beans inside were protected with the double layer bags (so thankful for that) because nothing says disaster like wet beans.
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"Yes, it is indeed a damn fine roast."
Was so excited to receive this in the mail! Long time Kyle MacLachlan / Twin Peaks fan. This blend is delicious and robust, ever thing you want in a coffee. It brews up beautifully dark & rich with a heavenly aroma. Enjoyed black or with a little cream, incredible flavor will linger. I may or may not have said, "Wow, that's a damn fine cup of coffee" after taking my first sip.
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Fabulously rich and smokey.
I'm so glad I decided to try this blend as my first foray with Walla Walla, because it's downright heavenly! I've used it both for my usual morning pour-over (v60 with 25g beans to 430g water) and cold brew and it produces such a great cup with both. It's strong, smokey, and rich but smooth and so very flavorful. Even when I borked a brew and overextracted the other day, it was still pretty palatable so it's also pretty great to know that on the occasions I do mess up it's not going ruin my cup of coffee entirely. This is definitely going to be a staple in my rotation of beans. Just wow!