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Coffee beans sold by the pound

Our House Coffee
Med/Dark roasted
A delicious blend of Latin American coffee

Brazil Santos Coffee
Brazil Santos is a medium-light roast that yields a lowly acidic and light-bodied brew.

Colombia Supremo Coffee
Colombia amongst the best in the world. With a full, rich flavor and
aroma, the high quality, large Supremo beans are the highest-grade
coffee according to rigid Colombian National Standards.

Costa Rica Reserve Coffee
Costa Rica Reserve beans brew into a light-bodied coffee that is rich in
chocolaty-caramel flavors. This coffee produces a cup that is winy
with high acidity and a sharp finish

Ethiopia Yirgacheffe Coffee
This delicious gourmet coffee is produced in the region of Yirga
Cheffe, one of the most distinguished regions of Africa. This Ethiopian
coffee is wet-processed, giving it a medium intensity of spice and herb
flavors.

Guatemala Antigua Coffee

Hawaiian Kona 'Volcanic Estate' Coffee
100% pure Kona. As the United States’ only state to grow coffee trees,
Hawaii proves itself worthy of the world’s coffee sector. Hawaiian Kona
is a high-grown, classic coffee that is medium roasted to brew into a
full body of coffee that is slightly acidic with sweet overtones.

Jamaica Blue Mountain Estate Coffee
100% certified Jamaica Blue Mountain Estate Coffee. As one of the
highest quality coffees available, Jamaican Blue Mountain is grown at
heights over 5,000 feet. This light-bodied coffee is roasted to a
medium-light state. You will find world renowned Jamaica Blue Mountain
Estate Coffee to have a rich taste, and full body. Authentic Jamaica
Blue Mountain Coffee is noted as having a lack of bitterness with a
mild flavor. From the region of St. Andrews, Jamaica brings you a
coffee fused with hints of chocolate that is rich, well-balanced,
. and lowly acidic.

Kenya AA Coffee
This medium-roasted, Kenyan coffee is denoted by the grade AA, meaning
it is large in size as well as flavor. With a sharp acidity and a bold
and heavy body, Kenya AA is layered with hints of fruit, giving it a
complex sweetness and pungent aroma.

Black Satin Sumatra Coffee
This darkly roasted Indonesian coffee brews to create a distinct flavor
profile of smoky undertones combined with a heavy body. Each sip of
Sumatra ‘Black Satin’ has a slightly spiced aftertaste that will
rejuvenate your senses

Tanzania Peaberry Coffee
From the high elevations of Mount Kilamanjaro, this varietal of Arusha
Arabica coffee is nurtured in the volcanic soils and perfect climate
conditions. Offering a lively cup of light-medium roasted coffee,
Tanzania Peaberry displays many characteristics of Kenyan coffee, though
slightly lighter in acidity

Organic French Roast Fair-Trade Coffee
Our Organic French Roast Fair-Trade Coffee blend is a very dark roasted
coffee blend with very little acidity. This coffee will leave your
taste buds feeling bittersweet and satisfied! Bold coffee drinkers look
no further than this 100% organic roast to satisfy your coffee desire.

Organic Peru 'Andes Gold' Fair Trade Coffee
Junin, the sub-region of the Central Highlands of Peru, cultivates and
harvests this certified organic coffee. Roasted to a medium state, these
‘Andes Gold’ beans brew to create a well balanced cup that has depth,
smoothness, and low acidity.
Decaf Coffee Beans

Decaf Colombia Supremo 'La Valle Verde' coffee
as with most of the world's great coffees, is released of its acidic
agents and impurities by a "washing" process. This process removes the
pulp and skin from the bean while the fruit is still fresh. The bean
is then soaked in enzymes to help loosen the excess pulp. The beans
are then washed to remove all excess fruit pulp. This washing process
is occasionally done by a machine and is then called demucilage.
Prior
to roasting, the beans moisture level is increased causing the
caffeine to rise to the surface. Using a simple wash process and most
all of the caffeine has been removed.

Decaf Guatemala Antigua Coffee
as with most of the world's great coffees, is released of its acidic
agents and impurities by a "washing" process. This process removes the
pulp and skin from the bean while the fruit is still fresh. The bean
is then soaked in enzymes to help loosen the excess pulp. The beans
are then washed to remove all excess fruit pulp. This washing process
is occasionally done by a machine and is then called demucilage.
Prior
to roasting, the beans moisture level is increased causing the
caffeine to rise to the surface. Using a simple wash process and most
all of the caffeine has been removed.

Decaf Kenya AA Coffee
Arabica beans are almost all wet-processed meaning that the cherry's
outer layer is stripped off with a machine and then the beans are
placed into a water tank. While in the fermentation tank, the bean’s
natural enzymes loosen the sticky residue left on the bean. When laid
out to dry, the last layer, also known as parchment, is easily removed
from the bean with a huller.

Organic Decaf 'Swiss Water' Peru Fair Trade Coffee
This coffee is decaffeinated using the Swiss Water method, which
eliminates the coffee's caffeine using water rather than chemicals.
Decaffeinated Swiss Water decaf is a much more expensive process, but
certainly worth it when it comes to taste. With no added chemicals to
remove the caffeine, this decaf coffee remains organic.
FLAVORED COFFEES
Flavoring coffee dates back to the Arabs in Yemen who from the very beginning began adding spices while the coffee was brewing. Today we use natural and natural identical flavorings to create some of the most unique coffees in the world. We flavor only 100% Arabica Premium High Grown Coffees. Treat yourself and your guests to superior coffee.
Also try our Decaf Flavored Coffees.

Almond Toffee Crunch Flavored Coffee
Almond & toffee

Amaretto Flavored Coffee
A slightly sweet almond and apricot flavor

Coconut and Swiss chocolate.

Apricot Cream Flavored Coffee
Sweet apricot and cream.

Banana Hazelnut Flavored Coffee

Bananas Foster Flavored Coffee
The flavors of Jamaican Rum, Walnuts, and Bananas

Blueberry Cream Flavored Coffee
Vermont Blueberries and Cream

Blueberry Flavored Coffee

Butter Pecan Flavored Coffee
Pecans with Honey Butter.

Butter Rum Flavored Coffee
Velvety warm butter and aromatic rum

Butterscotch Toffee Cream Flavored Coffee

Cafe Parisian Flavored Coffee
European Vanilla, Sweet Orange and Mexican Liqueur Cream

Caramel Apple Flavored Coffee
Apple and Creamy Butterscotch

Caramel Cream Flavored Coffee
Caramel and Cream

Chocolate Almond Flavored Coffee
Chocolate and almonds

Chocolate Mint Flavored Coffee
Chocolate and mint

Chocolate Raspberry Flavored Coffee

Chocolate Raspberry Flavored Coffee

Chocolate Strawberry Flavored Coffee
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Chocolate-Dipped Almond Biscotti Flavored Coffee
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Cinnamon Blueberry Flavored Coffee
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Cinnamon Hazelnut Flavored Coffee
Hazelnut with a dash of Cinnamon.

Cinnamon Sweet Potato Swirl Flavored Coffee
The taste of sweet potato pie w/ a swirl of cinnamon

Cinnamon Viennese Flavored Coffee
Cinnamon with a Viennese Taste

Coconut Cream Flavored Coffee
Coconuts and Cream

Cranberry Cream Flavored Coffee
Cranberries and Cream

Creme Brulee Flavored Coffee
Caramel & Cream

Double Vanilla Cinnamon Flavored Coffee
Vanilla and light Cinnamon

English Toffee Flavored Coffee
Butterscotch and Creamy Caramel

French Vanilla Flavored Coffee
French Vanilla

German Chocolate Cake Flavored Coffee
German Chocolate and Coconut

Grand Marnier Flavored Coffee
Sweet Citrus and Rich Cognac

Hazelnut Cream Flavored Coffee
Toasted Hazelnuts and Cream

Hazelnut Flavored Coffee
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Hot Fudge Brownie Flavored Coffee
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Irish Cream Flavored Coffee
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Irish Mocha Mint Flavored Coffee
Irish Cream and Chocolate Mint

Jalepeno Coconut
Sweet Coconut flavoring with a splash of Jalapeño excitemen

Jamaican Rum Flavored Coffee
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Jamocha Almond Fudge Flavored Coffee
chocolate fudge, toasted almond slivers, and a hint of mocha

King Cake Flavored Coffee
cinnamon, honey, sugar, and a tasty likeness of warm, melted icing.

Linzer Torte Flavored Coffee
Raspberry Preserves, Smooth Creamy Vanilla, and Ground Toasted Almond

Maple Bacon Flavored Coffee
sweet maple syrup and the aroma of crisp country bacon

Marshmallow Cream Flavored Coffee
Mashmallow and Cream

Mudslide Flavored Coffee
The Taste of Kahlua and Irish Cream

Nutmeg Spice Flavored Coffee
Nutmeg & Select Spices

Orange Coconut Flavored Coffee
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Peanut Butter Cup Flavored Coffee
Peanut Butter and Swiss Chocolate

Peanut Butter Flavored Coffee
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Pecan Pie Flavored Coffee
creamy pecan pie

Peppermint Patty Flavored Coffee
Cool Mint and Chocolate

Pumpkin Spice Flavored Coffee
Pumpkin and Spices

Raspberry Cream Flavored Coffee
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Rocca Mocha Flavored Coffee
Caramel, Swiss Chocolate, Maple and Pecan

Rum Jazz Flavored Coffee
Jamaican Rum, Southern Pecan, and Cinnamon

Rum Raisin Flavored Coffee
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Sticky Buns Flavored Coffee
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Swiss Chocolate Flavored Coffee
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Tiramisu Flavored Coffee
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Toasted Almond Flavored Coffee
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Toasted Coconut Macaroon Flavored Coffee
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Vanilla Cream Flavored Coffee
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Vanilla Hazelnut Flavored Coffee
Vanilla and Hazelnut

Vermont Maple Pecan Flavored Coffee
Maple and Pecan

White Chocolate Covered Cherries
White Chocolate abd Cherries

White Russian Flavored Coffee
White Chocolate Mousse, Mexican Liqueur, and Cream
Storing Coffee
There are popular misconceptions on the way roasted coffee should be stored and maintained. The enemies of roasted coffee are moisture, air, light, and heat. Storing your coffee away from them will keep it fresher longer. Therefore, an airtight container stored thinking it is going to keep the coffee fresh. Here are a couple of reasons why storing coffee in your freezer is a bad idea: - Con a cool, dry, dark place is the best environment for your coffee. Freezing Coffee - Some people store their coffee in the freezer coffee is porous. This is a good thing for fans of flavored coffee as the beans absorb the coffee flavoring syrups and oils that are used to make flavored coffee. However, if given the chance, coffee can also absorb other things like the flavor of seafood or the moisture that your freezer produces. This moisture will in turn deteriorate the coffee and even make it taste like, well... like a freezer.
- When coffee is roasted, the beans release their oils and essences to give the coffee its distinct flavor. You'll notice these oils are more prominent on dark-roasted coffee and espresso. When you break down these oils by freezing, you are removing the flavor.
- When to Freeze Coffee
- How long does coffee stay fresh? A good rule to use is two weeks. Now, if you happen to have found a great price on coffee and you don't plan on using it within two weeks, the freezer can be an acceptable one-time shot. What this means is that once you take it out of the freezer, it should never go back in. The constant changes in temperature will wreak havoc on your coffee. The frozen moisture on your coffee will melt and be absorbed into the bean. When you put it back into the freezer, you are repeating the process. The goal in freezing coffee is to keep it away from moisture.Do not put it back into the freezer!
- When to Refrigerate Coffee
- Never, unless you are conducting a science experiment on how long it takes to ruin perfectly good coffee. The fridge is one of the absolute worst places to put coffee. Buy whole beans and keep them whole as long as you can.