Six-Shooter Blend - A 6 Bean Coffee Blend

Roast: Dark Roast

Six-Shooter Blend is a bold, well-balanced house blend that hits the mark every time. Crafted from a meticulous selection of beans from around the world, this espresso-ready brew is smooth, rich, and packed with just the right amount of kick. Whether you're starting your morning or fueling up for the next ride, this blend is as reliable as a steady hand and a fast draw.

Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte

A rich, spiced latte with deep coffee complexity and a warm kick of cinnamon and nutmeg.

Ingredients:

• 1 shot Six-Shooter Blend espresso (or ½ cup strong brewed coffee)
• ½ cup steamed milk
• 1 tbsp honey or brown sugar
• ¼ tsp cinnamon
• ¼ tsp nutmeg
• 1 tsp vanilla extract
• Whipped cream & cinnamon dust (for topping)

Instructions:

1. Brew a strong shot of Six-Shooter Blend espresso.
2. In a cup, mix honey (or brown sugar), cinnamon, nutmeg, and vanilla extract.
3. Pour the hot espresso over the spice mixture and stir well.
4. Add steamed milk and mix until smooth.
5. Top with whipped cream and a sprinkle of cinnamon.
6. Enjoy this warm, spiced, and smooth latte—perfect for cool mornings or campfire nights.

Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte: The Coffee That Won the West

Out in the untamed frontier, where the wind whipped like a wild mustang and the nights were colder than a rattler’s stare, there was one thing a cowboy could always count on—a strong cup of coffee.

And no coffee was more legendary than the Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte, a drink so powerful it helped one cowboy outwit an outlaw gang, save a town, and ride off into history.

The Town with a Problem

The trouble started in the dusty little town of Spicewood Ridge. It was a peaceful place, home to ranchers, traders, and folks just trying to make an honest living. But trouble had a way of finding quiet places.

One day, a gang of outlaws, led by the meanest desperado this side of the Rockies—Bart "Black Jack" Slade—rode into town, looking to take every dollar, every horse, and every last bit of coffee.

"You got ‘til sundown to hand over your valuables," Black Jack sneered at the townfolk, "or we’ll burn this place down to the ground."

One Man, One Cup, One Chance

The sheriff had skipped town weeks ago, leaving Spicewood Ridge without a single lawman. Just when it seemed like hope was lost, a lone rider stepped forward.

His name was Wes "Six-Shooter" Calloway, a cowboy known for his quick draw, steady hand, and most of all—his legendary coffee.

"You boys look like you could use a cup," Wes said, strolling right into the middle of town, cool as a morning breeze.

Black Jack and his men laughed. "We don’t need coffee, cowboy. We need your town’s money."

Wes shook his head. "You fellas don’t know what you’re missin’. Before you make a mistake, have a sip of my Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte. If it don’t change your mind, I’ll ride out of here and let you take what you want."

Black Jack, thinking it was all some kind of joke, nodded to one of his men, a grizzled outlaw named Cactus Pete.

Pete grabbed the tin cup Wes handed him and took one cautious sip.

His eyes went wide.

The smooth, strong Six-Shooter Blend coffee hit first, bold and rich, sharp as a well-oiled revolver. Then came the warmth of cinnamon and nutmeg, a slow-building fire that settled in his bones like a campfire on a cold night.

The honey and vanilla smoothed it all out, leaving a finish so satisfying Pete actually smiled—a rare sight, considering the only thing he ever smiled at was a poker win or an empty whiskey bottle.

"Boss," Pete said, lowering the cup, "this here is somethin’ special."

The Latte That Ended a Gang

Black Jack grabbed the cup, scowled at it, then took a sip himself.

The moment the flavors hit his tongue, something changed.

He lowered the cup slowly, his grip on his gun loosening. He took another sip. His brows furrowed in thought.

"You know," Black Jack muttered, "maybe I been lookin’ at this all wrong."

The rest of his gang started grabbing tin cups, practically fightin’ over who got the next sip. Within minutes, these once-mean outlaws were sitting on barrels, laughing, talking, and enjoying the best coffee they’d ever had.

By the time the sun set, not a single shot had been fired. Instead of robbing the town, Black Jack and his gang decided to hang up their guns, open a coffee stand, and become honest men.

And Wes? He just tipped his hat, hopped back on his horse, and rode off into the night, leaving behind a town saved by the power of a damn fine cup of coffee.

A Coffee Worth Remembering

From that day on, the legend of the Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte spread far and wide. Cowboys, ranchers, and travelers alike sought out the bold, spiced, smooth coffee that could turn outlaws into gentlemen.

So next time you find yourself up against impossible odds, tired as a lonesome steer, or just needin’ a little fire in your belly, pour yourself a Six-Shooter Trail Spice Latte.

Because sometimes, the difference between chaos and order, trouble and peace, losing and winning, ain’t a quick draw—it’s a good cup of coffee. 🤠☕🔥