Howdy Daytrippers! Let me first introduce myself…I am the summer intern, Linsey. As a fellow Daytripper fan, it’s been fantastic to spend my days following Chet on his crazy adventures. I’m having a blast!
A week into my internship, Chet found out I claimed to be a coffee-addict but hadn’t yet tried Cuvee Coffee. Shocked and appalled, he immediately sent me to the Galaxy Bakery down the street to buy a cup.
If you’ve seen the Spicewood episode of The Daytripper, then you saw Chet take a tour of the Cuvee Coffee factory. If not – check this out.
Cuvee Coffee is one of America’s top specialty roasters, and they’re based right here in the Hill Country. They roast their coffee meticulously, using formulas and coffee-labs to ensure the taste is just right.
While Cuvee gets their beans from countries all around the world, including Brazil and El Salvador, I chose the Spicewood 71 Classic for my first cup. Usually, I need to load my coffee with tons of cream and sugar, but with Cuvee I didn’t. The taste was sweet and smooth, and not too strong, which I loved.
And since I enjoyed my first cup so much (and since Chet was paying, of course!) I just had to try the Cuvee Meritage Espresso. I’d never had a cup of espresso before and was expecting to be bombarded with bitter coffee grounds and overbearing tastes, yet Cuvee was just the opposite. It tasted fresh and sweet, with just the right of amount of kick to get me through the rest of my day. After all, coffee is an intern’s best friend!
So, fellow coffee lovers, grab yourself a cup of Cuvee, and raise a steaming mug to Texas family values and world-class taste! I’m now a faithful drinker.
If you’ve never had it (or need to restock), Cuvee Coffee is now available via The Daytripper General Store where Chet is compiling some of his favorite Texas-based shirts, food, and cool stuff. Order some today. You won’t regret it.
