Refined Savage Old Man Strength
Refined Savage Old Man Strength
Old Man Strength is a collaborative blend between Refined Savage and Viking Coffee.
This a dark and medium roast blend. Made up of Dark roasted Kenyan and Colombian beans and a medium roast Burundi!
Tasting notes: Chocolate, berry, cocoa, and a fruity finish!
There are no added flavors to our coffee; just the naturally occuring tasting notes!
Description
This coffee is self explanatory. A great coffee that is refined to bring you delicious and interesting flavor but still a savage motherfucker! This coffee will be a complete gentleman to you, make you the best old fashioned you’ve ever had, but still kick the shit out of folks in old timey fights in the basement of their favorite Irish pub.
A delicious Kenyan, Colombian, and Burundi dark and medium roast blend!
It begins with a dark chocolate, dry fruit, and subtle cocoa then ending with some interesting fruit notes!
FAQ
Q: What’s the difference between Whole Bean and Ground?
A: Whole bean coffee means you will need a coffee grinder in order to properly brew your coffee. Ground means it comes ready to brew, simply measure out your desired amount and brew!
Q: What’s the difference between Dark, Medium, and Light roast?
A: Dark, Medium, and Light roasts distinguish between how long the beans were roasted for. A dark roast is typically roast much longer than a light roast.
Dark roasts won’t have as much flavor diversity as a light or medium roast. Tasting notes in dark roasts are typically darker, richer, and heavier on the pallet.
Tasting notes of light roasts aren’t as bold but much brighter and lighter on the pallet but can pack a punch. Medium roasts are a nice mix of both worlds. Plenty of flavor with a light to heavy body pending on the origin.
Q: What size bags do you offer?
A: We offer 1 pound (16oz) bags and 1/2 pound (8oz) bags
Q: When will my order ship?
A: We ship same day or next pending when we receive your order
Q: How long is the coffee good for?
A: Whole bean coffee can typically last 1 month to 1.5 months. Ground coffee typically lasts 2-4 weeks. Please note, that this is specifically talking about the flavor of the coffee. If the coffee is older than the times mentioned above you can absolutely still drink it; it just won’t be as flavorful.
Q: How should I store my coffee?
A: How often do you drink your coffee? Daily? If so then on the counter top is just fine! Just on the weekends? Then storing your coffee in the freeze is a good option.
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