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A slightly caramel-flavored Steamworks specialty coffee that I got from somewhere on the way between Minneapolis and Madison.

Steamworks specialty coffee

I love running, so I couldn’t pass up the chance to try this one. A light roast with an actually pretty aromatic flavor. As advertised, there is a hint of citrus and hops, but barely noticeable.

Light roast coffee with citrus and hops

A specialty coffee from the Commonage, a forward thinking place supporting sustainable tourism at the last indigenous rainforest of Malawi … with Duesseldorf Rhein bridge view.

Commonage specialty coffee from Malawi

A dark roast from Moab, Utah visiting the Arches National Park.

Dark roast coffee from Moab, Utah

A bag of Columbian coffee from a family-owned small batch roastery from the village of Mt. Horeb, the “Troll Capital of the World.”

Colombian coffee roasted in Mount Horeb

Berres Brothers’ Irish Cream and the original (sometimes followed, often copied, and never replicated) Highlander Grogg.

Berres Brothers Irish Cream and Highlander Grogg coffee

Medium roast from Mexico. Locally roasted (adding a hint of peanut flavor) by BFF Coffee Roasters.

BFF Coffee Roasters medium roast from Mexico