The ENDERBY: Roadside Attractions Coffee Series
Our Roadside Attraction Coffee Series is off to…
Enderby, BC!
We’re on the road again! And this time, our virtual tour of cool Canadian GIANT Roadside Attractions takes us to the World’s Largest Lawnmower in front of the Deep Creek Tool Museum in beautiful Enderby, British Columbia.
This museum showcases an extensive collection of tools, engines, and equipment dating back to the early 1900s… Very cool!
The Giant Lawn Mower is about 15 years old and about 7 metres tall. (That’s around 25 feet - which sounds bigger than 7 m, don’t you think?)
If you’re passing through the Okanagan, I hope you’ll make a stop in Enderby. And send us a photo of yourself with the Giant Lawn Mower, please!
Enderby: The Coffee
From Chiapas to your coffee maker!
The ENDERBY features coffee from Chiapas, Mexico, near the border of Guatemala. This region grows some delicious coffees and we are delighted to bring this bean to you.
What does the Sparkplug Coffee ENDERBY taste like?
No, not at all like freshly cut grass. This sweet, spicy, suave coffee features a whisper of caramel + a hint of vanilla + cinnamon. YUM.
Perfect for coffee breaks between summer gardening and landscaping chores. (Or the perfect excuse to avoid these chores. )
How to Brew The ENDERBY?
The ENDERBY is a very versatile medium roast coffee and will work well in most coffee makers. I’ve been sampling it and am particularly enjoying it as drip or filter. And it makes a very tasty cold brew coffee, too!
The Roadside Attraction Coffee Series
The Roadside Attraction series of seasonal coffees celebrates our love for coffee, for road trips, and for Canada by creating limited edition coffees named for and inspired by Canadian Roadside Attractions.
The names and logos of these coffees are inspired by giant sculptures and other quirky and cool attractions that are found across Canada - like PEI’s Giant Mailbox and Alberta’s World’s Largest Ukrainian Easter Egg.
Every few weeks we bring out a new Roadside Attraction Series coffee. These coffees may be a single-origin (from one country or even part of a small lot from one farm) or a blend of special beans from a couple places.
One thing is for sure, each one is a limited edition. It's only around for a few weeks so try it out while you can!
Enjoy this coffee and dream of your next road trip!