STUMPTOWN COFFEE ROASTERS Medium and Dark Roast Organic Whole Bean Coffee Bundle - French Roast, Founder's Blend, Hundred Mile, Holler Mountain, 48 Ounces (4 Bags of 12 Ounces)

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STUMPTOWN COFFEE ROASTERS in Food & Grocery: From all over the world, the beans come to us. A cup of Stumptown Holler Mountain combines chocolatey Latin American textures with the brightness of fine east African beans. A full-bodied blend, Holler Mountain doses out a bright burst of citrus that pairs perfectly with creamy notes of caramel and hazelnut. Nearly 20 years ago, Stumptown Coffee Roasters began roasting exemplary coffee. Headquartered in Portland, Oregon, Stumptown is committed to sourcing, roasting and serving some of the best coffee in the world. Achieving B Corp status in 2018, Stumptown strives to be a leader in sustainability and is focused on making sincere and lasting contributions to the environment as well as to their employees and community. Key Features: Contains four (4) 12 Ounce Bags of Stumptown French Roast, Founder's Blend, Hundred Mile, Holler Mountain Organic Whole Bean Coffee French Roast: This toasty, organic blend redefines what a classic dark roast can be. It’s big and smoky, but never burnt Founder's Blend: This blend is a dose of Central American sunshine in a cup. Simple and chocolate-forward, this full-bodied cup is an all day, everyday drinker Hundred Mile: A sweet and hearty cup comprised of certified organic African and Central and South American coffees, Hundred Mile is our version of long-haul coffee Holler Mountain: This organic blend has been a hometown favorite since day one. It’s got the complexity to pour a great espresso yet the versatility to serve as your daily cup of drip Direct Trade: Our Direct Trade program is built on three principles: pay higher prices tied to quality; work with producers we know and maintain those relationships over many years; strive to build truly collaborative partnerships Brewing Methods: How you brew - from espresso to cold brew to pour over - the grinder you use, and yes, even the water from your sink, can alter the taste in the cup. Play around with the parameters to get each coffee to taste just how you like it