AIRBORNE

High Altitude. Low Drag. Zero Excuses.

If you’re looking for something heavy and bitter, go drink the oil leaking out of a Bradley. The Airborne is a Medium-Light roast sourced from the high-altitude peaks of Ethiopia—designed for the veteran who wants to feel light on their feet but still hits like a 155mm shell.

We took the finest Ethiopian beans and gave them just enough heat to stay "Medium-Light," preserving the flavor of a successful extract. It’s got a profile that’s more layered than a Sergeant Major’s chest rig, without the extra weight.

Mission Parameters:

• The AO: High-altitude Ethiopia (The "Bird’s Eye View").

• The Intensity: Medium-Light Roast. Just enough kick to get you out of the rack, but smooth enough to drink while checking your perimeter.

• The Recon (Flavor Notes):

  • Milk Chocolate: Smooth and creamy, like the trade you made for that extra bag of M&Ms.

  • Fruity: A bright, berry-like punch that hits faster than a "Frag Out!" call.

  • Caramel: A sweet finish to mask the lingering taste of sand and bad leadership decisions.

Bottom Line Up Front (BLUF): This isn't your grandad's "burnt-toast" coffee. The Airborne Asset is sophisticated, fruity, and finishes with a chocolatey richness that’ll make you forget you ever slept on a cot in 120-degree heat.

The "Gear List" (Suggested Social Media Taglines)

• "For when you need to be at the Rally Point at 0300, but you want to enjoy the trip there."

• "Tastes like a successful exfil and a clean uniform."

• "Warning: May cause you to look down on anyone who drinks dark roast as 'Legs'."