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Mt. Whitney Organic Mammoth Espresso, Low Acid Coffee (Whole Bean, 5 Lb)
Mt. Whitney Organic Mammoth Espresso, Low Acid Coffee (Whole Bean, 5 Lb)
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- RICH AND DARK FLAVOR - Organic Mammoth Espresso coffee produces good coffee crema. Bold, lively, and nutty, with a touch of lemon. Just the right blend when you’re looking for a rich and dark flavor of coffee.
- FRESH COFFEE: ROASTED DAILY, SHIPPED DAILY, FOR ULTIMATE FRESHNESS - Mt. Whitney Coffee Roasters takes pride in offering the best specialty coffee from around the world. Our coffees are made with 100% Arabica coffee, carefully sourced and selected by our Q Grade Certified Specialist. Our whole bean coffee is hand-roasted every day by our Master Roaster ensuring an outstanding cup of coffee.
- BREW IT YOUR WAY - Our roasted espresso beans work with most coffee makers letting you brew coffee exactly the way you want. Our coffees can also be used in a Keurig coffee maker with a reusable single cup basket to make a fresh cup of delicious coffee.
- UNEQUALED FRESHNESS AND FLAVOR - Our whole coffee beans are packaged in a high-quality, three-layered aluminum bag with a one-way freshness valve. All air is vacuumed out of the bag and nitrogen is injected to prevent oxidation of the coffee. We also replenish Amazon weekly.
- DIRECT FROM FARM TO CUP - Mt Whitney Coffee Roasters started with two goals in mind: to bring people the best coffee in the world, and to build quality relationships with all who are involved – customers, coffee farmers, and our employees. We are committed to delivering the highest quality coffee directly from farm to cup.
Overview
- Brand : Mt. Whitney Coffee Roasters
- Item Form : Whole Bean
- Flavor : Mammoth Espresso
- Caffeine Content Description : Caffeinated
- Roast Level : Medium Roast
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