Dark and Dandy
Dark and Dandy
Dark and Dandy
Dark and Dandy
Dark and Dandy
Strong espresso coffee “stained” with a small amount of steamed milk, offering a bold, rich flavor with a smooth, creamy finish.
Roasted temperature
Americans consume 450 million cups of coffee per day, which adds up to more than 150 billion cups in an entire year. The U.S. imports one-third of the world coffee production; almost 20 million bags of coffee a year.
Colombian grown
Espresso Coffee offers a rich, bold espresso experience with a smooth, intense flavor profile.
Roasted temperature
Americans consume 450 million cups of coffee per day, which adds up to more than 150 billion cups in an entire year. The U.S. imports one-third of the world coffee production; almost 20 million bags of coffee a year.
Made in USA
Smooth, refreshing coffee brewed slowly with cold water over an extended period, resulting in a mellow, less acidic flavor.
Roasted temperature
Americans consume 450 million cups of coffee per day, which adds up to more than 150 billion cups in an entire year. The U.S. imports one-third of the world coffee production; almost 20 million bags of coffee a year.
Irish Mix
Chilled, smooth coffee made by steeping coarse coffee grounds in cold water for 12-24 hours, resulting in a rich, less acidic flavor.
Roasted temperature
Americans consume 450 million cups of coffee per day, which adds up to more than 150 billion cups in an entire year. The U.S. imports one-third of the world coffee production; almost 20 million bags of coffee a year.
Instant coffee, just like some gangsters’ reputations, may not always be the most refined or glamorous, but it will get you through the day with a jolt, no questions asked.
Decaf, on the other hand, is the criminal who shows up but doesn’t really do much—still there, but not quite as lively or intense. It’s like coffee’s chill cousin who just wants to play tough but without the buzz.
Coffee & Gangsters in America, particularly during the early to mid-20th century, became iconic figures in the nation’s history.
Rooted in the rise of organized crime, they thrived during Prohibition of caffeine in the 1920s when illegal activities such as grinding, roasting, and barista’s racketeering flourished.
Paper cups are generally not recyclable due to their plastic or wax lining, which makes them difficult to separate from the paper during the recycling process
The United States uses millions of single-use plastic straws a day, with estimates ranging from 390 million to 500 million straws used daily.
Coffee was once banned: In the 16th century, the Ottoman Empire’s Sultan Murad IV banned coffee, making it punishable by death for anyone caught drinking it!
High caffeine consumption can trigger or worsen anxiety, restlessness, and jitteriness, especially in sensitive individuals.
Caffeine; a white crystalline xanthine alkaloid, acts as a stimulant drug, which taken in moderation helps to increase attention and memory performance.
Huge thanks to the photographers from Unsplash for the wonderful images.
Luis “Escorial” Sanz
Creative Director, Art Director
Graphic Design, Print, Web, and Motion Graphics
