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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.
And why does it often taste bad?
How flavoured coffee is made, and why some coffees are just more flavourful than others.
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!
FACT: A clean coffee maker gives you better tasting coffee
It’s too easy to deep clean your machine to keep your coffee tasting great!
The Kenora is a lighter roast blend created to highlight the juicy, plummy, hibiscus notes of this small lot - very exclusive - coffee from El Salvador.
The label features Kenora’s famous Huskie the Musky - a giant statue of a muskellunge (a variety of pike) that sits next to the Trans-Canada Highway in Kenora.
This Whisky-Infused* Coffee melds premium Colombian coffee with the flavours of a sweet and spicy Canadian 4-grain whisky.
There’s something about a rich, chocolatey, smooth cup of coffee that tastes exactly how you expect a great coffee to taste. And this delicious Brazilian coffee is a classic.
This coffee gets its spiciness and complexity from medium roast FairTrade and organic beans, grown in the mountains of Chiapas, Mexico.
