Today isn’t just a day where the fresh coffee nectar known as Firelit goes into bottles,
it’s also the day where founder Jeff Kessinger, art director Tyler Warrender, and several other strong-wristed cohorts hand-stamp each and every label on said bottles. Something the fellow Bay Area folks at Almanac Beer, with their hand-signed bottles, know a thing or two about.
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Firelit Batch 04 Roast Info
What I love about Firelit is how they use different local roasters / beans for every small batch they do. The first two releases used Oakland‘s Blue Bottle Coffee. The third batch used San Rafael‘s Weaver’s Coffee. Now, for Batch 04, they’re using Santa Cruz‘s Verve Coffee Roasters. St. George Spirits, where the liqueur is produced, has sold out of every bottle from previous batches so if you see an older one on a shelf, snag it with a quickness. Otherwise keep an eye out for where to find the new batch here.
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It’s here. Jeff Kessinger, the main brains and taste buds behind Firelit Spirits, holds the 60-proof proof.
Batch 2 of the tremendously successful Firelit Coffee Liqueur was bottled just last week. Again using the Bay Area’s Blue Bottle Coffee. This round opting for Ethiopian Yirgacheffe, or “Yirg”, instead of the Yemen in Batch 1.
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A random yet SFW gallery of Violet Blue and pussycat dotKitteh inspecting the first batch of Firelit Spirits Blue Bottle Coffee Liqueur. Detecting a blue theme here. (Thanks, Troy McClure)
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This heavenly nectar was only bottled two weeks ago but is already hittin’ the streets. And disappearing off shelves. Here’s the latest list of where to find Firelit Coffee Liqueur made with Blue Bottle Coffee, as of 03.29.10 …
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Three years of tasting, tweaking, and perfecting. Now it’s bottled, corked, and about to fall into the hands of San Francisco’s finest mixologists …
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