Eight O'Clock Coffee 100% Colombian Peaks, 38 Ounce, (Pack of 1) Medium Roast, Whole Bean Coffee, Rich, Winey & Full Bodied
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Flavor Name: Colombian Peaks
Size: 38 Ounce (Pack of 1)
Features
- Medium Roast, Whole Bean Coffee
- Rich, Winey & Full-Bodied
- Our award-winning roast of 100% Colombian beans. Cultivated at a high altitude in Colombias rich, volcanic soils, these beans are harvested at their optimum ripeness. Medium roasted with winey notes and a rich, elegant aroma with a full-bodied finish
- Quality Guaranteed: 100% Arabica beans for premium quality and taste, Kosher certified
Description
Coffee is amazing. It’s no mere beverage. And we believe this just as passionately today as we did when we first brought our gourmet coffee to market over 100 years ago. Throughout the years, we’ve explored new varieties, changed our look, rolled out ground coffee and single-serving Keurig K-Cup® pod packs…but there are some things we’ll never change. For starters, the classic flavors inside our new bags remain untouched. All our whole bean and ground varieties continue to be crafted using only high quality, 100% Arabica coffee. All our roasting is done at our own facility in Maryland, USA, under the expert supervision of master roasters. We take coffee personally. We care about our craft. We hope you enjoy it as much as we do.
Brand: Eight O'Clock Coffee
Item Form: Whole Bean
Flavor: Colombian Peaks
Caffeine Content Description: Caffeinated
Roast Level: Medium Roast
Product Dimensions : 5.25 x 4 x 10.75 inches; 2.07 Pounds
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Manufacturer : Tata Global Beverage Company
Country of Origin : USA
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