Americana Coffee
Americana is a spirited, post-roast blend of 100% Guatemalan coffee. Also known as a "melange," this medium-roast blend is created by meticulously roasting one coffee to two different roast profiles to tease out the best nuances in the bean.
Tasting notes: brown sugar, blackberry, grapefruit
Made from premium 100% Arabica beans, Toddy coffees have been specially roasted for cold brew. Tasting notes are based on a 16-hour cold brew made in the Toddy® Cold Brew System.
5 lb. whole bean coffee
Unit
- Height: 9.5 inches
- Length: 5 inches
- Width: 6.5 inches
- Weight: 2.27 kilograms | 5 pounds
Americana Coffee
Americana is a spirited, post-roast blend of 100% Guatemalan coffee. Also known as a "melange," this medium-roast blend is created by meticulously roasting one coffee to two different roast profiles to tease out the best nuances in the bean.
Tasting notes: brown sugar, blackberry, grapefruit
Made from premium 100% Arabica beans, Toddy coffees have been specially roasted and coarse ground for cold brew. Tasting notes are based on a 16-hour cold brew made in the Toddy® Cold Brew System.
5 lb. ground coffee
Unit
- Height: 9.5 inches
- Length: 5 inches
- Width: 6.5 inches
- Weight: 2.27 kilograms | 5 pounds
Americana Coffee
Americana is a spirited, post-roast blend of 100% Guatemalan coffee. Also known as a "melange," this medium-roast blend is created by meticulously roasting one coffee to two different roast profiles to tease out the best nuances in the bean.
Tasting notes: brown sugar, blackberry, grapefruit
Made from premium 100% Arabica beans, Toddy coffees have been specially roasted and coarse ground for cold brew. Tasting notes are based on a 16-hour cold brew made in the Toddy® Cold Brew System.
12 oz. ground coffee
Unit
- Height: 10 inches
- Length: 1 inches
- Width: 6.25 inches
- Weight: 0.34 kilograms | 0.75 pounds
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