The Warrant Officer

$14.99 USD
Grind Type

The Warrant Officer — Dark Roast

The Warrant Officer is a bold, full-bodied dark roast crafted for those who appreciate experience over ego and precision over noise. This is a coffee that doesn’t need explaining — it simply performs.

Expect a deep, rich cup with dominant notes of baker’s chocolate and caramelized sugar, supported by a smooth, velvety mouthfeel. Carefully roasted to develop depth without harshness, The Warrant Officer delivers intensity while staying balanced and clean from first sip to finish.


Origin & Craftsmanship

This blend brings together three of the most respected coffee-growing regions in the world:

  • Brazil (Cerrado): Forms the backbone of the blend, providing body, chocolate richness, and a smooth foundation

  • Mexico (Chiapas): Adds structure, balance, and clean clarity

  • Guatemala (Antigua & Huehuetenango): Contributes sweetness and complexity from high-altitude volcanic soils

The result is a dark roast that maintains origin character while delivering the bold profile expected from a premium blend.


Roast & Processing

  • Altitude: 900–2,000 meters above sea level

  • Processing Methods:

    • Brazil: Pulped Natural

    • Mexico: Washed

    • Guatemala: Washed

These processing techniques allow the coffee to develop deep roasted flavors without sacrificing balance, ensuring a smooth, refined dark roast.


Built on Proven Varietals

The Warrant Officer is composed of carefully selected varietals known for their strength and reliability under darker roasting:

Bourbon, Typica, Caturra, Catuaí, Catucaí, and Mundo Novo

Each varietal plays a role in delivering body, sweetness, and durability in the roast profile.


Clean Coffee Commitment

Every batch of The Warrant Officer is independently third-party tested to ensure it is:

  • Mycotoxin Free

  • Heavy Metal Free (Lead, Mercury, Cadmium, Arsenic)

  • Mold & Yeast Free

Because discipline matters — even in your coffee.


Best Enjoyed

  • Black or with minimal cream

  • Drip, pour-over, or French press

  • Morning briefings or late-night planning sessions

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