Coffee Of The Month

The Panama was so popular that we ran out of it so we are offering the Ethiopia Shegitu for the Coffee Of The Month.  It is sweet and flavourful - think cherries and chocolate in a medium roast.

The Japanese have had a monopoly on this coffee for 20 years but a few bags fell off the truck and Carlos has appropriated them for our customers.  We are pleased to offer Colombia Emerald Mountain grown at 1600 meters in the foothills around Bogota.  It is clean and even characterized by it's creamy smooth profile with a berry and flowery fragrance. Medium roast. Let it also be known that we do grind for Kuerig if you have a filter - no need to miss Crickle Creek Coffee if you've modernized your coffee station at home! I have been sending...

And Bolivia flowers...introducing our Coffee Of The Month:Fair Trade, Organic Certified CENAPROC: The Central Asociados Productores de Cafe is made up of 85 active farmers (as of 2006), and primarily produces Typica and Caturra varieties at elevations ranging from 1,400 - 1,700 meters. The acidity of this coffee is characterized by focused apricot and nectarine stone fruit, complemented by soft graham and honey flavors. A touch of butterscotch in the finish rounds out the cup for a very rich and satisfying profile.  Medium roast. As an aside, we do reuse all the coffee packaging and to that end, we must...

After some whining and bellyaching from Bali lovers who drank their last drop of Blue Moon Organic months ago, we've succumbed to the pressure and bought another month's supply (we hope). The much ballyhooed Bali Blue Moon Organic is available for a short time (March Coffee Of The Month) because it is very popular boasting deep cherry, chocolate, and low acidity in a smooth, medium roast.  Just say Yum. We are keeping the Tanzania Peaberry Organic on as well (less moaning more demanding reasons) and as it is no longer Coffee Of The Month, please ask for it in the...