Chill Award Winning Cold Brew Blend
This is the blend that won the 2024 Lexington Cold Brew Festival for plain cold brew.
Original roaster or listing source4th Level Roasters is a small-batch, wife-and-husband-owned specialty coffee roastery based in Lexington, Kentucky, that emphasizes intentionality and personal connection in every roast. Founded in the wake of personal adversity, the brand operates with a mission to support customers through life's challenges, viewing coffee as a companion for both the mountains and valleys of the human experience. They maintain a robust local presence by serving as both a direct-to-consumer retailer and a dedicated wholesale partner for regional restaurants and cafes. By roasting fresh, small-batch coffee weekly, the company prioritizes quality control and consistency, earning a strong reputation for excellence that includes multiple regional awards for their cold brew offerings.
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This is the blend that won the 2024 Lexington Cold Brew Festival for plain cold brew.
Original roaster or listing sourceA special medium roast named after the roaster's grandmother that was originally created for a family bakery.
Original roaster or listing sourceThis is the roaster's staple dark roast designed for a bold flavor profile with low acidity.
Original roaster or listing sourceEthiopia
A single-origin coffee from the Yirgacheffe region known for its distinct flavor profile.
Original roaster or listing sourceCentral and South America
A medium roast blend with a medium sweet body that is versatile for various brewing methods.
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In response to new tariffs on Brazilian coffee, 4th Level Roasters co-owner Chris Herman has joined a coalition of local Lexington coffee businesses to purchase beans in bulk. This collaborative effort aims to mitigate rising costs and prevent further price increases for consumers.
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