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African Stout
A BOLD coffee blend of the finest African coffees. Full Body. You know that you are dinking coffee when you cup this one.
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Brazil Bourbon Santos
Brazil is the number one producer of coffee in the world and first or second in coffee exports depending on its production and competitiveness with Colombia. We sample many different Brazil's before selecting our coffee since the quality and taste characteristics can vary wildly. Our recent selection from Brazil has a large bean size and a mellow character with mild acidity and good body.
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Brazil Morenhina Formosa
One of Brazilian's finest estate grown coffees. A must try!!!
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Burundi Ngoma
Ngoma is the name given to the best coffees from a few selected regions in this mountainous, east African nation. Greater attention to processing and grading has yielded a superior, medium-bodied winey brew that retains a hint of wild spice.
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Celebes Kalossi
Celebes Kalossi is one of the world's most famous coffees in limited supply from the Island of Sulawesi in Indonesia. It is a rich, medium bodied coffee with a full, nutty taste.
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Colombia Supremo Huila 12.95
A new Colombian to our list, it's worth a trial.
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Colombian Espresso
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Columbian Supremo
The highest grade beans from the central cordilleras of Colombia give a smooth and evenly balanced coffee with mid-depth body and mild acidity.
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Costa Rica La Minita
La Manita Special hand selected beans from the estate of Bill McAlpin. Smooth, rich, heavy bodied, very good flavor.
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Costa Rica Tarrazu
A mellow taste, good body, subtle acidity, and a crisp finish.This bean comes from the well-known T.Umaña J. Estate which is located half a mile from downtown San Marcos Tarrazu, Costa Rica. The farm is owned by Mr. Tobias Umaña Jimenez´s descendants whose coffee tradition goes back to the 1890´s. We offer both whole beans and ground beans in a full city dark roast.
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Ethiopian Harrar
This is an interesting, gamey, slightly winey coffee with a very pungent aroma.
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Ethiopian Sidamo
From the birthplace of coffee, we bring you this jewel with its good acidity, smooth and hearty flavor. The undertones are fruit like and flowery. We roasted it dark and it's still smooth and silky. We give you roast options. Choose another roast if you like.
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Ethiopian Yirgacheffe
Exported mainly to Germany. Ethiopian coffees are known to possess a slightly spicy and almost "wine" like flavor. Of the three we carry, the Harrar is the only natural bean whereas the Sidamo and Yirgacheffe are both washed. Yirgacheffe beans are small and notably golden, producing a coffee that is soft, balanced, and fragrant. The Harrar has favorably replaced Yemen coffee in quality, quantity, and price.
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French Italian Roast
This is our most popular espresso, the beans are very dark brown and covered with coffee oils. It yields a strong dark espresso with thick dark brown crema. It is one of Mr. Coffee Bean's favorite
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French Roast Brazil
A heavy bodied coffee with an unusually deep flavor. These beans are roasted until the first oils appear on the surface of the bean. One of our most popular coffees
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French Roast Costa Rica
French Roast Coffee is the Darkest of our three Roast Colors.
Our online coffee store brings you the finest gourmet coffee, and blends delivered right to your door. Try a Gourmet Coffee Club or our Coffee of the Month |
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French Roast Sumatra
Dark roasted to bring out that bold Indonesian flavor.
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French Tanzanian Peaberry
Medium city roast-to bring out the delicately rich, full bodied flavor from the small beans grown on the slopes of Mount Kilimanjaro. Great coffee if you haven't tried it. A treat in store
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French Venezuelan Tachira
Full body, spicy notes.
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French Zimbabwe
French roasted to perfection. Zimbabwe is located in the Southeast of Africa's coffee belt. The coffee is nurtured in a rich environment. Its cup is well balanced like the Zambia, but the soil encourages acidity and fruitiness with clean body. The cup of the best AA Zimbabwe is comparable with good Kenyas with its own distinct notes of fruitiness. This is one of the finest coffees in the world.
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Guatemala Antiqua
Medium-bodied coffee with a mild, rich, sweet taste and hint of acidity.
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Guatemala Antiqua Pastoral
Try it you wont be sorry. If it does not suit you we will replace it for another coffee of the same price.
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Haitian Espresso
This is one of the finest espressos' that you will ever have smooth and unforgetable. Try some.
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Haitian High Mountain
Haitian Bleu Coffee. This rare, hard to find coffee used to be exported only to France. Brought to the US in 1996, you can savor the rich flavor of one of the world's finest coffees. Full-bodied, naturally low in acidity and slightly sweet aroma. Wonderful balance.
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Indian Malabar
Spicy aroma, and little acidity, very creamy and full bodied. When coffee was brought by sailing ships from the East to Europe, it took about six months to make the trip, during which time coffee aged in the moist ocean air, acquiring a unique flavor. India has recreated this aging process with open warehouses that let in the Monsoon winds, which after six weeks' time turn the Green beans a golden yellow, a color that accompanies a mellowing of the cup and deepened intensity of flavor.
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Indonesia Sumatra Mandheling
Mandheling coffee comes from the beautiful island of Indonesia, located on the Indian Sea. Its origin is the Balak region of Indonesia, where 65% of the coffee is grown. Mandheling is the finest growing region in Sumatra – itself one of the largest of the 13,700+ islands comprising the Republic of Indonesia. Grown near the port of Pandang in west-central Sumatra, the growing altitude of 2,500 to 5,000 feet is ideal for cultivating one of the finest gourmet coffees.
All our coffees are slow roasted and each bag is dated (roast on dating) to guarantee freshness. All coffee beans come in air tight silver foil bag with one way valves to preserve the great taste. You can choose the desired grind and roast for your coffee. Taste the difference! |
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Jamaican Blue Mountain
One of the most prized and sought after coffees in the world. Famous for it’s refined taste, unusual sweetness, excellent body and intense aroma. This is estate grown and pure and not blended
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Jamaican Blue Mountain Blend
A quintessential coffee of rich flavor and aroma, full-bodied, and moderate acidity. Possesses all the characteristics of a perfectly balanced coffee.
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Java Estate
Java estate coffee were planted by the Dutch in the early part of coffeehistory. It's name has become synonymous with coffee in the U.S.A, and is often the standard for which all other coffees are measured. Java beans yield a piquant aroma. Java estate displays an exquisite acid balance, a medium body with a smooth and spicy finish.
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Kenya AA
This coffee is a favorite among professional coffee cuppers. It's rich floral aroma, fruity undertones, and winey acidity produce a remakably refreshing taste. Most of the best Kenyan coffee grows in the Nyeri region near Mt Kenya. We only sell the finest, which we are known for.
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Kimbo
This espresso also can be a straight coffee. All medium roasted it is an authentic Northern Italian Espresso made up of Brazil, Haitian, Guatemala, Costa Rica, and India coffees. Great full bodied that you know when you have a cup that you have had a cup of real coffee
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Kona Extra-Fancy Hawaiian
This coffee has a sweetness, a light-bodied fruity flavor, and natural acidity that twinkles through the cup to balance the flavor and leave a clean finish.
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Mexican Altura (Highgrown)
Mild and Smooth
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Mexican Altura Pluma
Mexican Altura Pluma has delicate body, with a dry and acidy snap. Our massive 16oz bag is value priced, it makes Fresh Roasted Coffee an affordable luxury. Make your coffee...a gratifying experience!
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Mexican Maragogipe
Dubbed "elephant beans" for their notably large size, lightly acid and fragrant.
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Nicaraguan
Colonial Estate, strictly hard bean. Good acidity and rouind flavor
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Papua New Guinea
A very fine Arusha Arabica variety from farms at an altitude of 5,500 ft. A well rounded full bodied coffee with a slightly perfumed flavor and a touch of acidity.
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Peruvian Washed HB
High-quality specialty coffee on par with the best beans any Latin American country has to offer. So good it’s made the “must-have” list of many specialty coffee importers in the United States and around the world. Want to learn more? Take a closer look at quality Peruvian coffee…
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Puerto Rican Yauco Selecto
Time honored for its richness and ubique finish, a delightful cup.
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Santo Domingo
Dominica Republic coffee is known as santo Dominigo. The best grades are strong and full-bodied. They are popular in the United States and West Germany.
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Sumatra Blue Lintong
A very full-bodied bean with concentrated flavor. Sweet earthy nuances with gutsy richness.
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Sunrise Espresso
A very good espresso that is lighter than the Italian version. But you will enjoy and come back.
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Tanzania MBINGA RUVUMA Peaberry
Everyone has their favorite's this is one of ours, worth a try, you will not be disappointed, its great.
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Tanzanian Peaperry
A rich, full flavor with delicate acidity.Coffee cherries containing Peaberries are generally found at the extremities of the branches, though they can be sometimes discovered as botanical freaks anywhere on the tree. They are prized for their round beans because they are easy to roast evenly
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Vienna Roast
Darker than the American Roast, the beans develop a slight sheen as the oils are forced to the surface. This is also known as a Cinnamon Roast.
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Yemen Mocha
The Bordeaux of coffees. From the southwestern tip of the Arabian Peninsula, it has a full body, with a dry, winey, chocolatey aftertaste.
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Zimbabwe
Zimbabwe produces a clean, mild Arabica with balanced acidity and body. This very drinkable coffee has gained a high reputation on the world market for its consistent quality and taste
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