Dark, smooth and sweet just like some of the villains we love to watch but would hate to be around.
There will be much to sip on and discuss with this 2007 classic by Paul Thomas Anderson.
Why did we choose this Hawaiian blend to pair with this 25 year old classic movie? We talk about the particular scene that inspired us and more.
The brand of this coffee and the blend will remind you of where this classic movie takes place and of delectable donuts. A perfect summertime snack and a perfect reason to stay away from the water. Enjoy this week's podcast!
The toasted almond, salted caramel and smooth notes of this week's coffee blend takes one on an unpredictable journey just like this classic movie by Joel & Ethan Coen.
Ricardo Tavares, the coffee grower of Blanchard's La Primavera Decaf, produces the coffee with traditional techniques and innovative practices. The process speaks very much to this classic's approach to filmmaking and storytelling with its use traditional techniques and innovative practices. We had to drink, watch and chat about it all!
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The dark chocolate, smokey and sweet notes of this coffee overwhelms your taste buds just like the opening scene of this classic movie and more.
What made us choose this chocolate, caramelized fruit and roasted nuts coffee blend? The name of it reminds us of two characters who grow closer together while weathering through life inside and outside prison.
Made for the premiere, destination hotel, Quirk, in Richmond, VA this blend offers the palate a seemingly whimsical journey that mirrors this classic. The conclusion is unpredictable but still very beautiful.
We were pleasantly surprised when Blachard's Coffee Roasting Co.'s Werka hit our tastebuds. The floral and lemon-lime notes remind us so much of this iconic leading lady in this classic movie of all time---she too is not what you would expect.
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Described as "everyman's coffee" this cup of deliciousness pairs well with this classic that every person can enjoy and learn a lot from.
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What does this romantic, comedic drama and this fine, locally made coffee have in common? They're definitely both classics with a twist.
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A complex coffee with a nutty flavor compliments this classic drama that takes place in a psychiatric ward during the 1970's.
Bold coffee and a bold depiction of Cormac McCarthy's novel coming to life on the big screen by the Coen Bros. This is No Country for Old Men.
In honor of the 2019 Academy Awards, we open our podcast with the intimate story of Alfonso Cuarón's "Roma" as we sip on Gevalia's French roast ground coffee.