D
I cannot tell a lie; I am not a coffee drinker, but I do use it in my coffee ice cream recipe. Washington’s Revolutionary Roast gives the kick you need to cross the Delaware, but is as complex as the Jefferson/Hamilton feud.
T
Amazing coffee by an amazing company!
K
It was good but a little to pricy for my blood.
G
I really wanted to like this coffee. I really, really, really did. It’s marketed as a medium roast, but it’s definitely more like a light roast. The flavor profile is pretty flat – tasting notes on the site are described as “notes of toffee, dark chocolate, and citrus.” I did not get any of those, unfortunately. I brewed it the same as I did any of my other usual blends (Starbucks, Peet’s, Lavazza, etc.) and it didn’t matter how I drank it (black, sugar only, cream only, or sugar and cream) and all I got was the flavor of an “okay” coffee. It’s not a bad coffee, but it’s a pretty unamazing coffee. Maybe something like you’d get from a chain restaurant or a diner. There’s also the matter of price. This coffee costs $2/oz. Most gourmet ground coffee (like those I mentioned earlier) can be purchased for $0.50-$0.80/oz. If this Washington blend was 3-4x better than anything I’ve had before, then I would understand the massive difference in price. But for a mid coffee? No, that’s just not something I can abide. I love the marketing and the packaging, but the contents do not do justice to the name George Washington.
J
It’s delicious. Goes down smooth. And I enjoy having a little bit of General Washington with me through out the day.
C
I truly enjoy this roast and switch between it and the Jeffersonian roast. The artwork is awesome, so I recommend getting yourself a mug as well.
C
Such a delicious coffee! It will be going on my favorite list!
T
Like our famous first president, I cannot tell a lie…as it pertains to coffee anyhow 😉 This particular roast did not disappoint! My home was filled with such a rich aroma. Noticeably more than your average store brand. The flavor was full and robust with a slight brightness which I appreciate. I can’t wait to try them all!
Product Details
Washington's Revolutionary Roast — Medium Roast Founding Flavors Coffee
Toffee, Dark Chocolate & Citrus — Bold Enough to Cross the Delaware, Smooth Enough to Sip Twice
On the night of December 25, 1776, George Washington loaded 2,400 soldiers into boats, crossed an icy Delaware River in a blizzard, and surprised the Hessians at Trenton in what became one of the most audacious military maneuvers in American history. We can only assume he was running on something extraordinary. We like to think it was this. Washington's Revolutionary Roast is a medium roast built for the patriot who demands both substance and balance — not too delicate, not too aggressive, just the kind of well-rounded excellence that wins revolutions and impresses dinner guests.
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