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Jamaica Blue Mountain Coffee
At night, James Bond's drink of choice is a shaken Martini, but in the morning, he prefers Jamaica Blue Mountain. The 007 drinks the rare coffee in the book Live and Let Die, describing it as "the most delicious in the world." To kick off the day like a suave special agent, Difference Coffee offers Bond's brew of choice in convenient Nespresso-compatible pods. Each capsule is filled with superior extra large beans sourced from a single estate, producing a dark cocoa and macadamia nut aroma with a mellow, chocolatey flavor. Served by over 30 Michelin restaurants in Italy and one of the most sought-after coffees in the world, the rare offering is sold in limited editions of only 600 boxes a month. Exclusive offer for Uncrate readers — 15% off first order using the code UNCRATE15.
Presented by Difference Coffee.
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Sunspel Printed Boxer Short
Sunspel first introduced the boxer short to Britain in 1947. After 75 years and a few minor adjustments, the brand's original design still reigns supreme. The Printed Boxer Short is cut from its signature 100% long staple fine cotton, giving the lightweight undergarment unparalleled softness and breathability. Each pair features double-turned and feldlocked seams to keep edges smooth, while a rear panel enhances comfort by eliminating a central seam.
Presented by Sunspel.
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Robert August The Grand Ave. Loafer No. 5400
Handmade in Almansa, Spain, the Robert August The Grand Ave. Loafer No. 5400 is an elegant take on the timeless silhouette. The sophisticated slip-on features a sleek aesthetic with a slight chisel toe. Crafted from navy blue and cognac-painted calf leather, it has medium brown box calf piping and tan calf leather lining, while a forest green leather sole is injected with rubber buttons for comfort. Finished with a Goodyear welted construction, the brown outsole can be replaced when necessary, keeping these shoes in your wardrobe for many seasons to come.
Presented by Robert August.
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Veark CK20 Forged Chef's Knife
Merging the brand's Scandinavian heritage with Bauhaus design principles, the Veark's CK20 Forged Chef's Knife is the ultimate example of form and function. The sleek tool is drop forged in the knife-making town of Solingen, Germany, using a single piece of stainless steel. Along with supreme durability, the process also gives each piece a distinct look, making each one a unique work of art. Its handle borrows from traditional metal tools with a wrench-inspired design that allows the thumb to rest on the blade for enhanced balance and grip. Every knife is hand-sharped and fully symmetrical for both right and left-handed use.
Presented by Veark.
