Our #1 seller. Having always been a lover and consumer of a great cup of coffee, combined with having a close friend in the roasting trade, I took the initiative to dabble in blending various coffee’s from around the world in search of that roast that would eventually bear my stamp of approval. I love a bold greeting in my first sip that quickly smooths out to a soft semi-sweet finish. Father’s Blend was born and so was my roasting adventure. “A mélange of Indonesia and Central America.”

Years ago while reading I came across a quote that has the tenacity to cut through the illusions and delusions of life: “It’s later than you think.” This thought strips away nonsense and the sugar coating, and you are left with life as it really is, and you who you really are.In the same way, our 11th hour espresso cuts through milk and the sugar trappings of a latte, revealing a nice chocolatey shot. But obviously on a much lesser and incomparable scale–Its just coffee after all. “11th Hour Espresso a blend from 5 different countries. It is assembled with various roast degrees all to accomplish the no nonsense shot–Its Latte-r than you think.”

Like a village from the old country, you’ll find Goldendale bears much of the same idiosyncrasies. That is everybody knows everybody, and everybody’s business to boot. Trending Fads die before they hit the pavement, and strange behavior gets corrected right off the bat. Yes a little nosy, (and a little intolerant of new things), just as sure is the trustworthiness and kindness of the people who make up this great town.“A blend in honor of Goldendale, sturdy and faithful, yet excepting– with just a hint of pizzazz.”

For those who aren’t scared of the dark. Sumatra conjures up the image of when I was young, coming down stairs and seeing my father in his bathrobe, cigarette in mouth, ashes about an inch long hanging on for dear life, reading the newspaper. I can even smell it now, “Bold, musty, woodsy, and darkened by the rigors of life and absolutely worthy of plunging a cookie into the cup. Sumatra carries all of those notes in our heaviest roast, but definitely not over-roasted.”