Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean
Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean
Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean
Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean
Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean

Gothic Serpent 3.0, 12oz, Whole Bean

Medium Roast | Fruity, Lime
$30.00

Built to honor a mission. Roasted to be remembered.

Gothic Serpent 3.0 is a limited-run Colombian coffee from the mountains of Huila. This washed Caturra hits with juicy watermelon, bright kaffir lime, and rock candy sweetness for a cup that’s vibrant, balanced, and anything but standard issue.

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Colombia · Caturra Varietal · Score 86

Gothic Serpent Roast

Gothic Serpent Roast is live. This small lot Colombian Caturra from Huila pours bright and clean, with tasting notes of juicy watermelon, makrut lime, and rock candy. Limited drop. Grab yours while it lasts.

Origin The country where the coffee was grown.
Colombia
Region The growing area within the country of origin.
Huila
Varietal The variety of coffee plant the beans come from.
Caturra
Processing Method How the fruit is removed from the bean after harvest. Washed coffees tend to taste clean and bright.
Washed
Growing Altitude How high the farm sits above sea level. Higher farms grow coffee slower, which often means more complex flavor.
1,600–1,900m
Cup Score A quality rating from trained tasters on a 100 point scale. Anything 80 or above is specialty grade.
86
Aroma The standout scent you pick up from the brewed coffee.
Watermelon
Body How heavy or full the coffee feels in your mouth.
Medium
Acidity The crisp, lively quality of the flavor. Bright acidity reads as juicy and vibrant, not sour.
Bright

03–04 Oct 1993 · Mogadishu, Somalia

Operation Gothic Serpent

On 3 October 1993, Task Force Ranger launched into Mogadishu, Somalia, as part of Operation Gothic Serpent. The objective was clear: capture high‑value targets tied to warlord Mohamed Farrah Aidid.

The fight that followed lasted into 4 October and became one of the most intense urban battles American forces had faced since Vietnam. When aircraft went down and the plan broke apart, the mission became something larger than the raid itself. It became a fight for the men beside them. They moved through fire. They held their ground. They went back for their brothers.

Nineteen Americans were killed during the battle. Seventy‑three were wounded. Nineteen are often remembered in connection with Mogadishu and its immediate aftermath.

This roast honors the Rangers, Delta operators, Night Stalkers, airmen, and rescuers who fought through the longest night. Not for glory. Not for legend. For each other.

The name on the label, Noctua Operandi, is the same mark Evan signs on every Founder Roast, but this crest only shows up once.

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Behind The Art

U.S. Navy Veteran | Josh Raulerson

“When I was given the opportunity to refresh the Gothic Serpent bag, I wanted to use the design to tell more of the story. The original had been around for a few years, and this felt like a chance to dig deeper into one of the most intense chapters of modern U.S. military history. I built in factual details, references, and Easter eggs surrounding the operation so there’s more to discover the longer you look at it. Those details gave the design more character, but they also helped ground it in the real history behind the artwork. Above everything, I wanted the finished bag to serve as a tribute to the men who were there and tell their story with respect.”