Gravest Gravy Coffee

Thick, dark, and back from the dead.

Thick, dark, and back from the dead.

In October 1977 the Cramps cut a pile of songs at Ardent Studios in Memphis with Alex Chilton behind the board. Five of them surfaced on the Gravest Hits 12-inch. The rest sat in a tape vault for almost fifty years, until Larry Hardy of In The Red hauled out six reels mixed by Lux and Ivy. That is Gravest Gravy, out August 21 on Vengeance.

This is the cup that goes with it. Washed Guatemalan from Lake Antigua and Brazilian from Minas Gerais, pushed dark until it turns to tobacco, vanilla, and dark chocolate. It pours like gravy and drinks like a threat. No fruit, no florals, no apologies.

Officially licensed Cramps coffee, roasted in Detroit. Ships alongside the record. Strictly limited. When it's gone, it's gone.

Tasting Notes: Tobacco, Vanilla, and Dark Chocolate