East Fourteenth | Tanzanian Dark Roast by Red Bay Coffee

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East Fourteenth | Tanzanian Dark Roast

Blackberry, dark chocolate and date. Those are the tasting notes on East Fourteenth, Red Bay Coffee's signature Tanzanian dark roast, and they read more like a dessert menu than a coffee bag. It's bold, it's deep and it's the kind of roast that makes the first cup feel like an occasion.

It comes as whole bean or ground, so you can match it to their setup.

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Who it’s for

Why it makes a good gift

Coffee is one of the safest gifts there is, and also one of the easiest to get wrong. A generic tin says you grabbed something. A single roast with real tasting notes says you picked it. East Fourteenth is for the person who likes their coffee dark and full-bodied, and it's friendly enough for almost anyone on your list: a coworker, a client, a grandparent or a neighbor who's always up early.

It's a natural thank-you for a client who keeps meetings fueled, a just-because note to a friend going through a busy stretch, or a small gesture for the teammate who makes the office pot every morning.

If they'd enjoy a little variety, the Explorer Box Gift Set from Uncharted Coffee Supply offers beans from Rwanda, Costa Rica or Peru. And for the tea drinker in the same office, LAKA Matcha's single-origin Japanese ceremonial matcha is a lovely counterpart. East Fourteenth is a regular in our client thank-you gifts guide.

About this product

Red Bay's signature Tanzanian dark roast with notes of blackberry, dark chocolate and date. Whole bean or ground.

Category: Food & Drink

Gift note ideas

“Blackberry, dark chocolate and a big thank-you. Enjoy your mornings.”
“For the person who always makes the first pot. This one's on me.”
“Just because. Brew a cup and take a quiet minute for yourself.”

Questions, answered

What does East Fourteenth taste like?

It's a dark roast with notes of blackberry, dark chocolate and date.

Should I choose whole bean or ground?

Choose whole bean if they own a grinder and ground if you're not sure. Ground is the easier default.

How does it compare to the Explorer Box Gift Set?

East Fourteenth is a single signature roast, while the Explorer Box lets them try beans from a choice of origins. Pick East Fourteenth for the dark roast fan.

Is coffee a good client gift?

It's a reliable one. Most people drink it, it gets used and a specific roast feels more personal than a generic tin.