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David Lynch's Coffee Now Has A Creepy Commercial


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Jen Carlson

Published May 11, 2011

Modified May 11, 2011


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So, David Lynch has his own (damn good) coffee (and has for a while now)—his house blend is described as "a light roast with crisp and bright notes of creamy cocoa and hazelnuts." Not familiar with his blends? As we learn from this recent and informative 4-minute long ad featuring a Barbie, there's also an espresso and french roast. AdWeek describes the commercial as "four minutes of Lynch flirting with a disembodied Barbie head."

This isn't the first time Lynch has dabbled in coffee ads, he made this one (with some of the cast of Twin Peaks) for what would now be a competitor!

And of course, coffee was practically a main character on the show:

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Jen Carlson is a former WNYC and Gothamist editor.

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