Kicking Horse Coffee Organic Medium Roast Whole Bean Three Sisters Description

Smooth Savoury Seductive
Extraordinary
Organic Fair Trade
Whole Bean
Arabica Coffee
Roasted in Canada

Three Sisters Not too light, not too dark; perfectly balanced for those happy travelling ''the middle of the road''. In this exceptional blend of Indonesian, Central and South American roasts, Three Sisters indulges discriminating coffee lovers with a triple punch of light, medium and dark flavours. Smooth, Savoury, Seductive. The Legend In the summer of 1858, James Hector set out to discover the Kicking Horse Valley. His expedition took him through some of the most beautiful and rugged country in the West. During a river crossing, one of the pack horses kicked Hector so hard that others in the expedition mistook him for dead. As they began to bury poor old James, they notices his eye twitch. The legend says it was stiff cup of Kick Ass Coffee that brought him back to life! Organic Shade Grown Our organic coffees are grown in the shade of the rainforest canopy, providing a natural environment for birds and plants. These conditions offer superior quality and maintain a healthy and balanced ecosystem. Fair Trade By purchasing organic Fair Trade coffee, you participate in a social and economic movement, ensuring farmers receive a fair price regardless of market forces. We''ve been a licensee of Fairtrade Canada since its creation. We truly believe organic Fair Trade coffee is good for the environment and the coffee farmers'' social and economic welfare.

Directions
How to Make A Kick Ass Cup Grind just before use. Not too fine, not too coarse. Fine............................Coarse Espresso - Drip - French Press Use fresh, cold, filtered water.
Two tablespoons of coffee to yield a 6 oz cup. More if you''re bold, less if you''re not. Store in bag or airtight container.Do not store in fridge or freezer.
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