Reverie Black Honey Processed Zambia AAA



    Here I have a tasty bean from the folks down at Reverie Coffee out of Wichita, KS. This is the 2nd time I've had Reverie on my page, as they were one of the 1st roasters I featured when I started Truman Cold Brew. So thanks again Andrew, Jason, & the rest of the Reverie team. Reverie's roasting team is headed by Beau Harris, a seasoned coffee veteran with over 6 years of experience in specialty coffee. Having been the head barista of multiple cafes, a certified espresso machine technician, and a cafe consultant, he knows the affect great coffee can have on all aspects of a cafe business. Their crew is driven by a desire to provide fantastic coffee and customer service to the Wichita community and beyond. They make coffee for everyone. Be it your livelihood, or for you home or office, Reverie creates coffee for people who care about making a lasting impression on their audience. Let them show you how their coffees can make your life a little better. Visit their cafe for a great coffee experience, or contact their wholesale team to learn about adding Reverie coffee into your workplace. 

   This is their Black Honey Processed Zambia AAA bean. Man, I love honey processed beans. Can't get enough of the honeys & naturals, and this bean is a beast. Reverie notes flavors of black plum, key lime, & bakers chocolate. Brewed this at my standard 1:12 ratio. Great acidity & brightness. Full of berries & stone fruits with a nice syrupy sweetness. Would love to try this as an espresso as Reverie notes it making a super weird, blackberry bomb espresso. Super tasty cold brew, one of my recent favorites.

   Thanks again to Andrew, Jason, & Reverie Coffee.  Supplying ICT & beyond with some great coffee.

Go check them out:  reverieroasters.com




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