Sweet Rebellion
Sweet Rebellion
In 1776, the argument that ordinary people could and should govern themselves was considered genuinely destabilizing. Not edgy. Not provocative. Actually dangerous to the established order.
Benjamin Franklin understood the power of making that argument with charm. He was the most effective diplomat of his era not because he was confrontational but because he was brilliant, funny, and relentless. He walked into the courts of Europe and convinced kings to fund a revolution against monarchy, through wit, warmth, and an absolute refusal to tone it down.
Sweet Rebellion captures that register. Light-bodied and bright, with natural sweetness from Central American and African beans roasted gently enough to let the origin express itself. The honey and citrus notes aren't added. They live in the bean.
This is the coffee for people who fight hard for things they believe in and manage to be charming about it.
Tasting Notes: Honey, citrus, delicate florals, crisp clean finish.
Body: Light, sweet, bright.