It's definitely a different taste than blue bottle/sightglass/stumptown -- darker, more old school. Somewhere in between a modern "overtones of fig with hints o

It's definitely a different taste than blue bottle/sightglass/stumptown -- darker, more old school. Somewhere in between a modern "overtones of fig with hints of wet grass and fog" or whatever and reallllly old-school burned-mud served to you by a wheezing italian dude. But I think its pretty damn tasty, in it's own way. (I also like the lack of a "high-end" feel...it's friendly + funky, and reminds me of the hippie-run shops of my childhood in Oregon.)