Drip coffee
Grind: Medium
Ratio: 1:16–1:17
Water: 192–198°F
Time: Brewer dependent
SkyHammer DLC
$21.99
When the morning calls for a little more force behind the hammer swing, Skyhammer DLC steps in. Built on the foundation of our house breakfast blend, this upgraded edition adds a touch of Robusta for a bolder, more commanding cup, crafted for those who prefer their dawn with a bit more edge.
Flavor Profile
Roast Level: Medium
Blend: House breakfast blend with Robusta
Taste Notes: Smooth and balanced with a fuller body, gentle sweetness, and a deeper roasted character
What to Expect
Skyhammer DLC keeps the easy‑drinking smoothness of the original Skyhammer while introducing a naturally stronger, more robust flavor profile thanks to the added Robusta. No added ingredients, just coffee.
Best For
Drip coffee
Pour‑over
Aeropress
Cold brew for a slightly richer extraction
Why You’ll Love It
Skyhammer DLC is crafted for those who enjoy the balance of a breakfast blend but want a cup with a bit more presence, steady, bold, and forged for mornings that demand momentum.
Roasted after you orderPrepared fresh before shipment.
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SkyHammer DLC$21.99
Meet the coffee
Flavor profile
A clear look at how this roast drinks, using the confirmed BlackForge profile.
Roast levelMedium Roast
OriginMulti-origin blend
Bean profileHouse breakfast blend with Robusta
Tasting notesSmooth balance, fuller body, gentle sweetness, and deeper roasted character
Roast strength6/10
Body7/10
Acidity4/10
Sweetness6/10
Recommended brewing methods
Brew with confidence
Recommended brewing guide
Professional starting points selected to complement this roast. Adjust to your equipment and taste.
Use a slightly coarser grind or shorter contact time if the Robusta-forward body becomes too intense.
AeroPress
Grind: Medium-fine
Dose: 16–18 g
Water: 180–185°F
Time: Under 2 minutes
Cold brew
Grind: Coarse
Ratio: 1:8 concentrate
Water: Cold or room temperature
Time: 12–16 hours
These recipes are starting points, not rigid rules. Fresh water, grind consistency, and taste should guide the final adjustment.
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