RATHSKELLER HOUSE BLEND #1358

Since 2010, Pavement Coffeehouse has fueled musicians, students, and coffee lovers throughout the greater Boston area. Their name is inspired by Boston’s steadfast energy and the way its network of winding roads connects everyone in it; no matter where you’re headed, Pavement can get you where you’re going. So brew up a cup of Rathskeller House Blend and get ready to hear this coffee sing! This Colombian and Ethiopian blend hits high floral and berry notes while mixing with low caramelized tones.

Pavement’s Rathskeller House Blend isn’t sharp or flat, just sweet music to your ears (and your mouth!). Grab a bag or two today — backstage passes not required.

No local rock club had a more notorious reputation than The Rathskeller. To be young, free, and turning your finger up to authority in the 70s, 80s, and 90s was to find yourself in Kenmore Square when it was more sleazy than squeaky clean. A night at “The Rat” guaranteed loud, edgy, electrifying music and people. Known equally for the music (think Thin Lizzy, Talking Heads, and Pixies) and its wicked nasty scene, The Rat remains in infamy for a generation of Bostonians.

Rathskeller, our house blend, is a medium-light roast blend of coffees from Central/South America and Ethiopia. We use Rathskeller as our espresso blend in our shops. It is much lighter than a traditional espresso—and we like it that way! It's also delicious as drip coffee, french press, cold brew, or any other brew method.