Week 3: The Cape Henlopen Corpse Light

Winter Ghost Stories and Coffees Week 3: Mistletoe Bride

The tradition of Holiday Ghost Stories is one we love to keep alive in out little weirdo coffee community. Here is the first of 4 winter tales of spectres  to tell around the fire place while enjoying some yummy coffee through the coldest season. Enjoy! Links: https://www.brandywinecoffeeroasters.com https://www.instagram.com/brandywinecoffeeroasters

Winter Ghost Stories and Coffees Week 2: Merry Christmas Alcatraz

The tradition of Holiday Ghost Stories is one we love to keep alive in out little weirdo coffee community. Here is the first of 4 winter tales of spectres  to tell around the fire place while enjoying some yummy coffee through the coldest season. Enjoy! Links: https://www.brandywinecoffeeroasters.com https://www.instagram.com/brandywinecoffeeroasters

Winter Ghost Stories and Coffees Week 1: The Ding Dong Daemon

The tradition of Holiday Ghost Stories is one we love to keep alive in out little weirdo coffee community. Here is the first of 4 winter tales of spectres  to tell around the fire place while enjoying some yummy coffee through the coldest season. Enjoy!  Links: https://www.brandywinecoffeeroasters.com https://www.instagram.com/brandywinecoffeeroasters

Week 4: Crybaby Bridge

This week we cover crybaby bridges. Urban legends of liminal structures and imprinted emotions. Plus we talk about our Panama CCD Edwin Ferrenbach Intrinsic Cherry Offering! Thanks for checking these out. Stay Spooky! Drink Coffee!  Links: https://www.brandywinecoffeeroasters.com https://www.instagram.com/brandywinecoffeeroasters

Week 3: The Cape Henlopen Corpse Light

This week we will be covering the Cape Henlopen Corpse Light. This strange light is thought to be a luminous phantom that lures unsuspecting sailors to their death. The Corpse Light was first spotted 250 years ago. Known to cause ship crashes that haunt the shores to this day!  Here's a little info on this weeks coffee, our Ethiopia Chelbesa Natural: Variety: Indigenous heirloom cultivars Region: Worka-Sakaro, Gedeb District, Gedeo Zone, Southern Nations, Nationalities, and Peoples' Region, Ethiopia Altitude: 1800 – 2100 masl  Process: Full natural and dried on raised beds