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100% Arabica bean, one taste of an excellent Ethiopian coffee and you will understand this passion for the bean.

Ethiopian Sidamo

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Forget grog. It’s coffee, steamingly seductive and stimulating, that keeps the Sea Services afloat in war and peace

Coffee is a way of life for the American Sailor. No other food or drink comes close to approximating its role in shipboard life. It is the one constant 24/7/365.

Sensitive-palate coffee quaffers admit that when it comes to preparing the delicious beverage, U.S. Navy men have no peers.

American Sailors, ever quick to espy and exploit an opportunity to make a hard life of hard lying a bit easier, made coffee messes afloat as prominent and omnipresent as a Sailor’s knives, word passed over the 1MC, and errant OODs being chewed out on the bridge wing by the Old Man.

By the time of World War II, there were coffeepots on the bridge, in the engine room, in CIC, in the boiler room, in the ship’s office, in the supply office, in the armory, and in the machine shop. Probably in other places, too.

Battleship Beanery

Jody Dellinger

Battleship Beanery Micro-Roast was spawned by our own retired U.S. Navy Chief Petty Officer in a sincere desire to find and roast the very best coffee beans to create the very best "cup a Joe" possible. Also, an avid coffee drinker, Chief brings 21 years of deck plate leadership to every roast.

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