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Coffee Blends
VEGREVILLE is a medium roast blend with hints of chocolate caramel - a perfect pairing with Easter Eggs!
The label features the Giant Pysanka (Ukrainian Easter Egg) in Vegreville, Alberta. A portion of every sale of this coffee is being donated to Doctors Without Borders / MSF Canada.
Read on to learn more about this coffee, the Giant Pysanka (is it the World’s Largest?) and why we picked MSF Canada.
Did you know... Nicaraguan coffee producers make small batches of high grade coffees that are unique and quite distinct from other Central American beans.
Our limited edition series of seasonal coffees that celebrate our love for coffee, and road trips!
Inspired by giant sculptures and quirky-cool attractions found across the country. Read on to learn more about these coffees - and the slices of Canadiana that inspire them!
A dreamy Kenyan & Ethiopian blend
Kenyan + Ethiopian beans = DELICIOUS! You may know that I LOVE East African coffees. and this one is a berry, berry delicious blend with notes of blackberry and peach. Brew up a cup, sit back and dream of your next travels!
From Chiapas, Mexico to your coffee maker! This 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. )
This time around, our virtual tour of Canadian Roadside Attractions has stopped at the World’s Largest Lawnmower in front of the Deep Creek Tool Museum in beautiful Enderby, British Columbia. This roadside attraction showcases an extensive collection of tools, engines, and equipment dating back to the early 1900s.
Medium Roast from Papua New Guinea
T-REX can’t drink coffee with his tiny arms… but YOU can!
Featuring the giant Tyrannosaurus Rex from Drumheller, Alberta, this coffee has an intense, bold jammy flavour. It makes me think a bit of a homemade date square.
Our honey processed coffee beans can be delivered to any mailbox across Canada! Our Islander, woman-on-the-ground, Tina tells all about how a giant mailbox came to be in Prince Edward Island!
You may know that I love to travel even more than I love coffee - and that’s a lot! And I’ve been very fortunate to have travelled, worked and lived all around the world. In all my travels, one of the most special places I visited - and the place with the best coffee by far - was Ethiopia.
Here are some quick facts about Ethiopia to ponder while you enjoy a cup of fresh brewed coffee.
