Mocha Java

12 oz. Can

These two coffees form the worlds first blend. Experience it now with a slight twist on an age old classic. 

The Mocha Java blends dates from the 18th century, at a time when Europeans had a fairly limited menu of coffees to choose from. Mocha, the worlds original commercial coffee, is named after the Yemeni port of Mokha, or al-Mukh, where beans from across Eastern Africa were traded and exported. At that time Yemen controlled most of the trade moving between the Arab world and the Indian Ocean, and also received beans from Java, an Indonesian island recently colonized by the Dutch, who had introduced coffee cultivation. BRCs twist on this centuries-old classic combines a dark-roasted bean from Sumatra, a little further north along the Indonesian archipelago, with a washed heirloom Arabica from the mountains of Ethiopia, the birthplace of coffee.

Composed Of:
Sumatran Gayo Mountain 
Ethiopian Yirge Cheffe