Blind Tiger Coffee, 8 oz.
Since 2013, Blind Tiger Coffee has roasted and catered delicious, personality-driven coffees in Old Town, Maine. They have two main blends "Stoop Sitter" and "Happy Lamp" and limited editions every six weeks, with a focus on freshness and sustainability. Committed to quality and community, Blind Tiger Coffee prioritizes ethical sourcing and eco-friendly packaging.
Size: 8oz
Roasted & Packaged in Old Town, Maine
Tasting Notes: Chocolate, Cola, Plum
Stoop sitting is what we do. It’s normal, weird, unassuming, honest, beautiful, funny, and fun. You don’t need to dress up, but no one’s stopping you either. It’s whatever you want it to be ; however you prefer. It’s about comfort.
This blend celebrates that idea. Currently made up of a washed coffee from Huila, Colombia and a washed coffee from Huehuetenango, Guatemala, it gravitates toward warmer side of sweetness. And like yer humble stoop, it can hang with whatever you want: milk, sugar, lab-grade-non-dairy synthetic beverage… ya know, whatever. Oh, it’s also tasty black.
Tasting Notes: Caramel, Zesty, Floral
Happy Lamp: Pal to the tired. Friend of the weary. Soother of the bummed. …C’mon, get happy! This blend was conceived during the dark days of a PNW winter. We huddled by our S. A. D. lamps and pondered, “what if there was another way to get that sunny feeling?” Happy Lamp was born. It’s been beating up the dark days and bad vibes ever since.
Happy Lamp is currently a blend of a washed Colombian coffee from Huila, and washed Ethiopian coffee from Suke Quto, Guji Zone. So, you see, it’s awesome. Expect vibrant, bright, zesty flavors balanced out with some solid sweetness. It’s a lively cup that should not only lift your spirits but take you on one of them flavor journeys everyone keeps talking about, as well.
Tasting Notes: Honey, Soursop, Seville Orange
ONWARD to coffee. More coffee. Fun coffee. More specifically, to Buncho. It’s called Buncho because it was born, so to speak, at the Buncho Washing Station in the village of Shantawene, in Southern Ethiopia. And just in case you needed to know: this coffee, grown around 2000 meters above sea level, is mostly made up of the coffee variety “74158.” Classic 74158. We kid but maybe not too because arabica coffee is believed to have originated in Ethiopia. So it probably is classic. Let’s return to this coffee being born at Buncho. Why not? The seeds come from neighboring lands, but are SHAPED by how they are processed. In this case, they’re honey processed, which doesn’t involve honey. It’s just a misleading name. It means that once the coffee is washed & sorted, the fruit is run through a mill, seeds are depulped from the fruit, & then left to dry & ferment with some mucilage remaining on the seed on raised screens until shelf stable. And voila, a coffee, that is very fruity & very sweet because of how it was processed, is born. But also, when it is roasted, it’s born again. And then when YOU brew it, it’s born again, again. But then it dies...
Blind Tiger Coffee has been roasting and catering coffee since 2013, proudly based in Old Town, Maine—also known as "Canoe Town, Vacationland." Specializing in sweet, flavorful coffees with personality, the roastery typically leans toward a medium-light or light-medium roast profile, allowing taste and aroma to dictate the process rather than strict labels. To keep offerings fresh and approachable, Blind Tiger Coffee maintains two mainstay blends alongside rotating limited releases every six weeks, ensuring there is something for every type of coffee drinker. With a commitment to freshness, the team roasts only as much as needed, avoiding unnecessary surplus and ensuring every batch is as fresh as possible.
Rooted in a philosophy of creativity, community, and inclusivity, Blind Tiger Coffee believes in making meaningful connections over a great cup of coffee. Ethical sourcing and fair pricing are central to its mission, striving to balance sustainability with accessibility. The company prioritizes compostable, carbon-neutral, and recyclable packaging whenever possible and partners with union-supported carriers like USPS and UPS for shipping. Dedicated to quality and conscious business practices, Blind Tiger Coffee continues to navigate the complexities of the coffee industry with a people-first approach.