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We Taste: Dark chocolate and berries accompanied by a syrupy body TJ Eisenhart and Andrew Dahlhiem are two guys who raced at the top level of professional cycling. They both began their careers with the US National Team before taking two different paths en route to the same end point. TJ moved to Europe where he spent several years as part of the BMC program in the World Tour while Andrew stayed in the US and focused on the domestic calendar racing for Bissell Pro Cycling, Canyon and Arapahoe Resources. Eventually both riders found their way to the Greenville based Holowesko-Citadel Pro cycling team. After several years, TJ and Andrew left the team to start Imaginary Collective with the sight of starting a brand within the sport to break away from the traditional European cycling culture. Bringing a fresh take and bright colors to a historically black/ white profession, Imaginary Collective is changing the way professional cycling is viewed with a more hands on approach of product design and development with each partner.
We Taste: Dark chocolate and berries accompanied by a syrupy body TJ Eisenhart and Andrew Dahlhiem are two guys who raced at the top level of professional cycling. They both began their careers with the US National Team before taking two different paths en route to the same end point. TJ moved to Europe where he spent several years as part of the BMC program in the World Tour while Andrew stayed in the US and focused on the domestic calendar racing for Bissell Pro Cycling, Canyon and Arapahoe Resources. Eventually both riders found their way to the Greenville based Holowesko-Citadel Pro cycling team. After several years, TJ and Andrew left the team to start Imaginary Collective with the sight of starting a brand within the sport to break away from the traditional European cycling culture. Bringing a fresh take and bright colors to a historically black/ white profession, Imaginary Collective is changing the way professional cycling is viewed with a more hands on approach of product design and development with each partner.
METHODICAL COFFEE · US

Imaginary Collective

12oz
$18.00
($24.00/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Berries
Brown sugar
Chocolate
Dark chocolate
Syrupy

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0 ratings
$18.00/12oz
METHODICAL COFFEE · US

Imaginary Collective

12oz
$18.00
($24.00/lbs)

Profile

Taste characteristics

Light & tea-like
Full-bodied & creamy
Soft
Bright & acidic
Less sweet
Very sweet
Subtle bitterness
Pronounced bitterness
Conventional
Funky & novel
Roast level: Light to medium

Tasting Notes

Berries
Brown sugar
Chocolate
Dark chocolate
Syrupy

What the Brand Says

We Taste: Dark chocolate and berries accompanied by a syrupy body TJ Eisenhart and Andrew Dahlhiem are two guys who raced at the top level of professional cycling. They both began their careers with the US National Team before taking two different paths en route to the same end point. TJ moved to Europe where he spent several years as part of the BMC program in the World Tour while Andrew stayed in the US and focused on the domestic calendar racing for Bissell Pro Cycling, Canyon and Arapahoe Resources. Eventually both riders found their way to the Greenville based Holowesko-Citadel Pro cycling team. After several years, TJ and Andrew left the team to start Imaginary Collective with the sight of starting a brand within the sport to break away from the traditional European cycling culture. Bringing a fresh take and bright colors to a historically black/ white profession, Imaginary Collective is changing the way professional cycling is viewed with a more hands on approach of product design and development with each partner.
We Taste: Dark chocolate and berries accompanied by a syrupy body TJ Eisenhart and Andrew Dahlhiem are two guys who raced at the top level of professional cycling. They both began their careers with the US National Team before taking two different paths en route to the same end point. TJ moved to Europe where he spent several years as part of the BMC program in the World Tour while Andrew stayed in the US and focused on the domestic calendar racing for Bissell Pro Cycling, Canyon and Arapahoe Resources. Eventually both riders found their way to the Greenville based Holowesko-Citadel Pro cycling team. After several years, TJ and Andrew left the team to start Imaginary Collective with the sight of starting a brand within the sport to break away from the traditional European cycling culture. Bringing a fresh take and bright colors to a historically black/ white profession, Imaginary Collective is changing the way professional cycling is viewed with a more hands on approach of product design and development with each partner.

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