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Currently shipping coffee roasted on 23th March 2026.
About the Producers A vibrant and complex blend featuring components from Ethiopia Layo Teraga, Edinson Argote’s Thermal Shock Sidra, and Diego Bermudez’s Cardamom Cloud. This cup bursts with three distinct yet perfectly complementary flavors in every sip—bringing out the best of each coffee in a beautifully balanced way.
What makes this coffee stand out Created as Driftaway’s blend submission for the 2026 Roaster of the Year award, Peach Cobbler became the centerpiece of our winning box—scoring 90 and 91 points in evaluation. It may well be the greatest blend we’ve ever crafted.
Each component plays a vital role: the Layo Teraga brings a bright strong structure; Edinson's Sidra adds layered fruity complexity and sweetness; and Diego Bermudez’s Cardamom Cloud contributes spice depth and finish. Together, they create a cup that’s many greater than the sum of its parts—a composition so intricate, it’s almost unimaginable in a single coffee.
Comes with a postcard telling the story behind the coffee - from where it's grown to how we roasted it.
*This coffee was featured as a Fellow Drop in November 2025!
BREW RECIPE:
Ratio: 18 g coffee, 304 g water | Grind: medium-fine (EK43 ~7) | Filter: Cafec T-90 | Water: 198°F / 92°C
0:00 – 60 g (bloom) 0:30 – 120 g 0:45 – 180 g 1:00 – 240 g 1:05 – 297 g (gentle stir)
I've really learned to appreciate the lighter, fruitier roasts. This was one of the best I've tasted in the last coupl of of years on Driftaway.
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Joel B. (United States)
I love this one
The Peach Cobbler is my favorite from Driftaway. I'm usually skeptical of blends but I love this one.
J
John M. (United States)
Gotta give credit to the blenders
gotta love it and give credit to the blenders, I was surprised - great balance with unexpected obvious flavors including baked crust, autumn desert or danish rolls and maybe cardamom as well as something that actually does taste like peach cobbler... I wish I hadn't heard that name first, because it really does, and I wonder if I would have pegged it a such.something that