Who needs a long rest when you’ve got Dungeons & DragonsOpens in a new tab coffee?
Found FamiliarOpens in a new tab is a coffee company that originally found inspiration (not the Bardic kind) in spells and world-building to create unofficial D&D-themed coffee blends. Since the company started, they’ve also embraced a mission in supporting the artists and fans in the D&D communityOpens in a new tab. All that and their coffee is delicious. We know because we’ve tried it.
Photo: Kelly Knox
Found Familiar offers a variety of coffee roasts and blends named after favorite spells, cantrips, creatures, and more. Whether you prefer light, medium, or dark roast, you’ll find something to pique your interest. Only a decaf drinker? Found Familiar has the right coffee for youOpens in a new tab, too. Choose whole beans or ground, place your order, and soon you’ll have coffee worthy of a Heroes Feast waiting at your front door.
Each regular-sized bag comes adorned with striking art from the D&D community. Artists are featured with their name and where you can find them online, which shows just how dedicated Found Familiar is to supporting their efforts. The art is so eye-catching, you might find yourself hanging on to the empty bag because it’s too pretty to throw away.
Art by Jessica NguyenOpens in a new tab
Thanks to Found Familiar, I tried several samples of their tasty blends. I preferred the medium and dark roasts (as I typically do) and it was the Cartographer’s South American BlendOpens in a new tab that stood out as a delicious favorite. I don’t drink black coffee, but if I did, this is the one I would go with. InitiativeOpens in a new tab was another medium roast favorite, boasting both a bold flavor and the perfect name for getting ready to take on the day.
You’ll find these and many more roasts and blends at Found FamiliarOpens in a new tab in sample sizes, so be sure to take a look at their impressive inventory if you’re a coffee drinker. And if you’re not? You may just find one you finally like! (Or, at the very least, you’ll own a great new piece of artwork.)
Featured Image: Jessica NguyenOpens in a new tab
Kelly Knox is a freelance entertainment writer in Seattle, WA who writes for Star Wars, DC Comics, and more. Follow her on TwitterOpens in a new tab.
