As soon as you open a bag of Dazbog’s freshly roasted beans or sip a cup of their robust-tasting blends, you know you are in for an amazing experience. From their Soviet-era colors and Russian words to names like White Nights Espresso and Hermitage House Blend, it’s evident this company holds strong roots in its Russian heritage.

Leonid and Anatoly Yuffa combined their talents as businessmen, roasters and brewers to establish the Denver-based coffeehouse chain they named Coffee Culture in 1996. Since then, their brand has stood as a testament to both past and present by roasting only premium coffee beans while producing fresh-brewed blends certified organic by Organic Certifiers.

The Russian heritage of Leonid and Anatoly Yuffa inspires their creative coffee names. A black-and-white photo depicting them playing together on Leningrad cobblestone streets appears on each bag of coffee sold at Dazbog locations nationwide.

The brothers employ traditional Russian roasting to bring out the best in each bean. This slow and patient process produces richer flavors than quick modern methods.

Dazbog prides itself in educating customers on how to maximize the enjoyment of their coffee experience, with their website serving as an invaluable guide for doing just that. Their selection can be browsed by product, region (Africa, the Americas or Indonesia), popular flavors or gift sets; plus French presses and drip brewers along with Russian tea selections can all be purchased as needed.