Worlds Fair 1964 5LB

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$85.50
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Worlds Fair 1964 5LB

If you want a go-to coffee that’s light, bright, and crisp, look no further than our Worlds Fair 1964. This blend offers an ideal signature cup that will become part of your perfect everyday experience. Using a three-bean blend of our South and Central American coffees, we’ve melded the flavors together to bring out the best taste in each.

  • Blend
  • Light roast
  • Kosher
  • Rich and mellow flavor with a blend of three delicious beans

Similar to our doughnut blend, this signature coffee is available in one-, two-, or five-pound bags and can be ground to the perfect consistency for French press, drip, espresso, or shipped as whole beans so you can create your favorite grind.

Enjoy the crowd-pleasing profile of our Worlds Fair 1964. 

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Stone Street Coffee

Stone Street Coffee is one of 100+ independent American makers on Roast'n. Buy straight from them — not Amazon, not the corporate giants — and your order ships direct from the source: fresh, small-batch, with more of your money going to the people who actually make it.

Brew it your way

Get the most from these beans

  • Pour over

    1:16 ratio, medium grind, bloom 30s, ~3 min total.

  • French press

    1:15 ratio, coarse grind, steep 4 min, press slow.

  • Espresso

    18g in, ~36g out, fine grind, 25–30s shot.

  • Cold brew

    1:8 ratio, coarse grind, steep 12–18 hrs, dilute.

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