Seasonal Blends

Let us send you (or your gift recipient) a great coffee that we're currently drinking at our Roastery/Brewery. Sign up for a recurring order to get in the club and we'll send a different coffee each month! These coffees are often not sold in any other place but exclusively as a member, adding to the excitement of the subscription itself. Roaster's choice coffees vary month to month in region, process, roast and notes, offering the opportunity to deepen one's knowledge of global coffee regions and perhaps even discover coffee regions you have yet to try!  Travel all over the world (via your favorite mug) with Two Brothers Coffee Club! February Coffee: El Salvador Finca El Milagro Origin: Santa Ana, El Salvador Process: Washed Roast Level: Medium Notes: Floral, toasted walnut, kumquat, cinnamon, wildflower honey Description: "This El Salvador comes to us from Santa Ana and from a farm called El Milagro, meaning "The Miracle," and wouldn't you know it, this coffee is miraculously delicious. It has an incredibly viscous, creamy, and buttery body. There's a super sweet brightness in the form of kumquat and wildflower honey—all while having a relatively mild acidity. To round out the cup, there's deep notes of cinnamon, granola, and walnut." -Roaster Tony Background: Finca El Milagro has been in the Lima family for over 30 years. The farm is located in between small valleys creating microclimates that are home to many native species of animals and plants. The farm was certified Organic, RFA and SMBC around 2015.  

Seasonal Offering from October through March Notes: Baker's chocolate, chestnut and raisinOrigin: Papua New Guinea, Peru and EthiopiaProcess: WashedMedium - Medium Dark Roast level Fall into fall and cozy up to a fire place this winter with a hot mug of White Sky. White Sky seasonal blend brings a rich, syrupy, and full body together with heavy notes of baker's chocolate, and chestnut. In the aftertaste, a subtle note of raisin makes for a simple yet complex cup. You'll be left asking yourself how the coffee pot is already empty on those chilly mornings. Pairs well with falling leaves and holiday ruckus.