Counter Culture Coffee
Counter Culture Coffee Counter Culture Big Trouble Medium Roast Whole Bean Coffee - 12oz
Sale unit price is $10.99
Original unit price is $14.89
12 oz
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- Big Trouble: Counter Culture Coffee's best-selling blend that is easy to love. 12 oz bag of medium roast, whole bean, sustainably-sourced arabica coffee freshly harvested coffees from around the world.
- Flavor: Caramel, nutty, round. While the components of Big Trouble change seasonally, you can always expect the same versatile coffee that shines in any brew method. The flavors you experience come from the roasting process and are inherent to the coffee—nothing is ever added.
- Cafe-Quality Coffee At Home: This 12 oz bag makes 25 perfectly brewed 8 oz cups of coffee. Whatever your preferred brew method, grind the whole beans immediately before brewing for the freshest cup of delicious coffee every time. Find brewing guides to help get the most out of your coffee on the Counter Culture Coffee website.
- Direct Trade: Counter Culture Coffee's commitment to quality extends beyond the coffee bag. They cultivate long-term partnerships and pay premium prices because sustaining relationships with producers is fundamental to coffee quality and a more equitable coffee industry.
- Sustainability: Counter Culture Coffee strives to make a positive impact on coffee's future through everyday commitments to environmental, social, and fiscal sustainability. Two cents per pound of coffee sold funds sustainability initiatives on the farm and cafe levels.
For a coffee called Big Trouble, this blend of caramel, nut, and chocolate notes is easy to love. From sourcing to roasting, Counter Culture Coffee's dedication to quality extends to every step of the…
Ingredients
100% Finca Aurora, Nicaragua.
Dietary Needs: Organic Certified
Coffee Bean Type: Arabica Beans
Package Quantity: 1
Caffeine claim: Caffeinated
Coffee roast: Medium Roast
Coffee variety: South American
Net weight: 12 Ounces
Contains: does not contain any of the 9 major allergens