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2 for $50 or $27/each
Specialty grade Arabica coffee beans, small batch roasted at DAYES Coffee Roasters in Middletown, New York. Green coffee beans are fermented in South Korea.
Roast Level: Medium Dark (Full City) Species: 100% Arabica Beans Origin: Blend of Brazil Mogiana, Colombia Supremo, and Guatemala Antigua Cup: Dark chocolate, walnut, caramel, cherry
DAYES Coffee uses ONLY grade 1 quality specialty coffee beans. There are 5 grades of coffee with grade 1 being the highest. Most coffee shops use grade 2 coffee while most grocery store brands use grade 3 coffee.
From Our Customers
"We have been to Puerto Rica & Costa Rica & toured coffee fields & tasted fresh roasted coffee while there. This coffee rates as high as the stuff on the coffee plantations. It is bold, not burnt or bitter, smooth & non acidic. It is perfect. Just put in our second order! " - Jen
"LOVE the smooth, fresh flavor and adding health to my mornings! " - Heidi
"This is a fantastic tasting coffee! This coffee doesn’t hurt my stomach like other high quality and gourmet ones! Keep up the great job & please don’t change anything!" - Karen
Start your morning with the healthy benefits of enzyme fermented coffee
Less Caffeine Fermentation significantly reduces caffeine content in coffee beans. This makes fermented coffee a great option for people who enjoy drinking coffee but want to lower caffeine intake in their diet or enjoy coffee in the evenings without disturbing sleep. The lower caffeine also makes it suitable for pregnant women, the elderly, or people with anxiety.
Friendlier on Digestion Tannins and acid in coffee trigger stomach discomfort, especially in those with digestive conditions. Fermentation makes coffee easier to digest and absorb by breaking down tannins and other compounds.
Longer Shelf Life Fermentation leads to less rancidity, thereby extending the preservation period of roasted coffee beans up to two years. A longer preservation period allows the taste to become even richer.
Less Bitterness - Enjoy with less sugar Fermentation decreases the intensely bitter taste of regular coffee. Less cream and sugar are needed for an ideal cup of coffee, making it easier for you to cut back on calories.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does enzyme fermentation work?
The green coffee beans are first washed in a 50 enzyme complex. This is for a short time only, just enough for the enzyme to attach to the beans.
The green beans are then put into an incubator to ferment - at a fixed temperature. They are mixed evenly as needed. The slow mixing makes the fermentation process more efficient.
Once fermentation is complete, the green beans are exported from South Korea to the USA. And roasted by Dayes Coffee to bring out its best flavor.
The coffee bag comes without being vacuum packed, is that by mistake or on purpose?
Because DAYES coffee is roasted fresh. The packaging is not vacuum-packed to allow the beans to degas and expel carbon dioxide. Degassing helps develop the best taste for the coffee. The special valve on the packaging ensures that carbon dioxide is expelled and oxygen does not enter.
Vacuum-packed beans are typically not freshly roasted and already degassed before packaging.
Do you offer dark roast?
DAYES Coffee Roasters only offers medium-dark coffee. DAYES Coffee is founded by a PhD cancer researcher who strongly believes in creating healthy coffee. Typically, to create a dark roast, the coffee beans have to be burnt to a certain level that may cause harm to our body, therefore, Dayes Coffee has a philosophy to only roast coffee that is good for your gut. For a bolder cup of Dayes Coffee, try brewing with a higher coffee-to-water brewing ratio.
Why is the DAYES coffee I brewed mild?
Try adjusting your coffee to water ratio DAYES Enzyme Fermented coffee is less bitter than regular coffee. It is also roasted for optimal health (full city medium-dark) to prevent harmful substances that can be found in dark roasted coffee.
Why is your coffee so expensive?
Enzyme Fermented coffee brings special health benefits not found in other coffees. The process of choosing high quality beans and the extra labor involved in the enzyme fermentation reflects the value of the enzyme coffee.
We believe your health is well worth the investment. If you are looking to limit your caffeine intake but still love the taste of great coffee, DAYES enzyme fermented coffee is a great choice. If you have GI issues and a sensitive stomach, DAYES enzyme fermented coffee’s low-acid profile minimizes your discomfort.
Unlike other animal fermented coffees, which can cost up to $99/100g. DAYES enzyme coffee can be enjoyed for a more affordable price.
I am concerned about mold in the coffee beans. Is this an issue with Dayes Coffee?
Dayes Coffee sources only Grade 1 quality beans. This means the beans are carefully screened for mold and imperfections, thereby minimizing the risk of mold toxins being introduced into the roasted coffee. In comparison, coffee roasted with Grade 2 beans have a higher risk for mold as the quality control standard is much lower.
Because Dayes Coffee is roasted in small batches. Visual inspection of the beans and quality control during roasting ensures that bad quality beans are discarded.
Roast Level Medium - Full City (close to Medium Dark in flavor)
Aroma Nutty and sweet with some fruity overtones. Full-bodied and low acidity. Thick, creamy, nutty, and semi-sweet with fruity and chocolaty accents.
Cup Dark chocolate, walnut, brown sugar, caramel, cherry, and medium body
Born in small-town America, DAYES Coffee Roasters and Café opened its doors in Middletown, New York early January 2022. They have grown to be one of the best-loved cafés in Middletown, with a 4.9-star rating on Google after 48 reviews.
Like many American businesses, DAYES Coffee follows traditional values. They are committed to creating healthier and smoother-tasting brews. Dayes Coffee believes in putting the customer’s health first. That is why they are developing new products to elevate your morning brew to a healthy cup of joe.
DAYES Coffee is a proud sponsor of the Epoch Times and partner to BestGift.com. Together, DAYES Coffee hopes that businesses with traditional values can work together to create a better America.
Brand:DAYES Coffee Roasters and Cafe
Location: 28 North St, 1st Fl, Middletown, New York
Employees: 2
Founder: Dr. Grant Lee – Retired Cancer Pathologist, Korean Roots
Role: Dr. Lee works full-time at Dayes Coffee Roasters, developing new blends of coffee and roasting coffee beans for optimal health.
Background:
Dr. Grant Lee has 12 years of experience in cancer research and is an author of 54 peer-reviewed publications. He specializes in Cancer Prevention studies for Leukemia Colorectal, Prostate, and Lung Cancers.
Past Research Positions:
Senior Research Analyst – Rutgers University, NJ
Associate Research Scientist – Yale Medical School, CT
Research Fellow – Hormel Institute, MN
Research Scientist – National Institute of Health Sciences (NIHS, Tokyo), Japan
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