Red White & Brew, Midnight Shift, and Voodoo: A Blend Guide
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Some of our most-searched coffees don't get found easily, not because the coffee isn't good, but because people search for them in their own words, and those words don't always match the name on the bag. This post exists to close that gap. If you've been looking for "red white and brew coffee" or "night shift coffee," you're in the right place.
Red White & Brew: Liberty Roast Coffee
Red, White & Brew is a Full City roast built from Costa Rican, Guatemalan, and Sumatran beans, with notes of dark chocolate and hazelnut, a malty richness, and a clean, buttery body. It's our salute to the U.S.A. and the Armed Forces, Army, Navy, Air Force, Marines, Space Force, and Coast Guard, which is also where the "Liberty Roast" name comes from if you've seen it listed that way.
Whether you know it as Red White & Brew, Red White and Brew Liberty Roast, or just "that patriotic coffee blend," it's the same bag: shop Red, White & Brew here.
Midnight Shift (Also Known as Night Shift Coffee)
If you searched "night shift coffee," this is almost certainly what you're looking for; we just call it Midnight Shift. It's a smooth, balanced breakfast blend made from Colombian, Brazilian, and Mexican beans, with notes of chocolate, toasted nuts, and caramelized sugar. Medium body, low acidity, built to work whether you're starting your day at 6 am or ending your shift at 4 am.
It's also one of our blends with a purpose built in: proceeds from every bag of Midnight Shift go to the Rally Foundation of Pensacola, which supports local kids fighting cancer. So if you're brewing it to get through a late shift, you're also backing something good in the process.
Voodoo: Proceed With Intent
Voodoo is our dark roast espresso blend, built from Colombian, Brazilian, and Ethiopian Yirgacheffe beans. Bold, rich, and dark enough to mean it, it's built to hold up in espresso, cold brew, or a regular pot, if you want something with more intensity than a breakfast blend.
Which One's Right for You?
- Want something built around a Full City roast with a patriotic story behind it? Red, White & Brew.
- Need something smooth enough for an early morning or a late shift, with a cause behind every bag? Midnight Shift.
- Looking for a bold, dark blend that can handle espresso or cold brew? Voodoo.
All three, along with the rest of our lineup, are available in the full coffee collection. If military-inspired blends are your thing, Blue Angels Blend, our top seller, is worth a look too, and we cover its backstory in Blue Angels Blend: A Pensacola Original.
FAQ: Blend Names and What's Actually in Them
Is "night shift coffee" the same as Midnight Shift? Yes. Midnight Shift is the actual product name; "night shift coffee" is simply how a lot of people describe it when searching, especially since it's built for early mornings and late shifts.
What's the difference between Red White & Brew and Red White and Brew Liberty Roast? They're the same coffee. "Liberty Roast" reflects the Full City roast level and the patriotic theme behind the blend.
Which of these three is the strongest or most intense? Voodoo, by design. It's a dark roast espresso blend meant to hold up in espresso and cold brew, not just a drip pot.
Does Midnight Shift actually support a cause, or is that just marketing language? It's real. Proceeds from Midnight Shift sales go to the Rally Foundation of Pensacola, which supports local kids fighting cancer.
Are these available as K-Cups, or only whole bean and ground? Red, White & Brew, Midnight Shift, and Voodoo are all available in multiple formats. Check each product page for current options.
Which one should I try first if I've never had De Luna coffee before? It depends on what you're looking for: Red, White & Brew if you want a well-rounded Full City roast, Midnight Shift if you want something smooth for mornings or late nights, or Voodoo if you want something bold enough for espresso.
Still not sure which one's right for you? Contact us; we reply the same day and are happy to point you toward the right roast.