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A great blend is a deliberate act. It is not about hiding a weak bean behind a stronger one. It is about finding what each origin brings and letting them build on each other. East Fourteenth leads with Tanzanian beans from Sweet Unity Farms, a cooperative founded by David Robinson, son of Jackie Robinson, and finishes with the full-bodied depth that made it our best-selling roast. Slow Burn pairs Brazilian sweetness with Sumatran spice from the Gayo people of Sumatra for a velvety espresso roast that holds up to milk, ice, and long mornings. Fight The Power blends Papua New Guinea brightness with Peruvian sweetness into a modern espresso shot with passionfruit, brown sugar, and toffee that cuts through milk without going flat. These are not beginner coffees. These are the ones that stay in your rotation.