South American coffee and a medium roast establish Crossed Sabers Buffalo Blend as a smooth breakfast offering. The roaster dedicates the blend to the Buffalo Soldiers of the U.S. Cavalry. That history explains the name, while the origin scope, roast and available preparation formats provide the practical details for choosing a daily coffee.Coffee profile Roaster Crossed Sabers Coffee Co. Origin scope South America Roast Medium Role House breakfast blend Cup description Smooth Dedication Buffalo Soldiers Bag sizes 12 oz, 1 lb, 2 lb or 5 lb Bag preparations Whole bean or drip ground Single-serve selection 12-count Kavalry Kups Choose a brewing format before setting your morning ratioFor bagged coffee in a drip brewer, try 24 g coffee with 390 g water. Taste a plain cup and adjust concentration to your preference before adding flavored creamer. Whole bean gives you grind control, while the drip-ground selection is the ready-ground bag option.If choosing Kavalry Kups, use a compatible single-serve brewer and keep the cup-volume setting consistent between trials. The pod and bag are alternative formats rather than contents supplied together. Judge milk additions after choosing the basic drink strength so two changes do not obscure the comparison.Is Buffalo Blend a darker mixed-roast coffee like Trooper?The published Buffalo profile is medium-roasted and South American. Trooper explicitly combines dark- and medium-roasted beans and lists cocoa, vanilla and caramel notes. Those distinctions are more useful than treating the brand’s military-themed names as interchangeable blends.Explore Crossed Sabers Trooper Blend alongside our specialty coffees.