Do you love awkward small-town grocery stores, horizons without city lights, long gravel driveways, strong coffee at dawn, and community organizing over the campfire? Do you bend rural stereotypes and reimagine small communities as places of radical and resourceful care? You may be a rural radical. Swale (Palouse, WA) collaborated with local roaster, Landgrove Coffee (Troy, ID) to bring you the exclusive Rural Radical Brew - a heavy-bodied, dark roast with deep and smoky undertones, sourced from Samac, Guatemala. Landgrove Coffee has a Direct Trade relationship with the farmers of La Cooperativa Samac. The cooperative is located in central Guatemala near Cobán in the department of Alta Verapaz. Samac is a tight-knit community that is dedicated to being responsible stewards of their land while growing excellent coffee. (For more info on Landgrove Coffee's process and operations, visit: www.landgrovecoffee.com.) But for now, whether you pour-over, press, percolate, or drip...it's time for a cup of Rural Radical coffee! 16 oz (yup, the full pound) Whole bean or Medium Grind