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A friend is starting a "boutique" coffee roasting biz.

We can roast approx. 15 lbs over the weekend.

Dark, Medium and Light roasts available.

 

This is deliciously smooth yet bold coffee. I prefer Dark.

If you order by Saturday 5PM east coast US time I can ship it first thing Monday morning.

 

1# bag whole bean of course $8.00 + shipping your choice of service Priority is $4.60

 

1/2# is available $5.00 plus shipping.

 

I don't know if I can ship overseas??

If you try this coffee and simply don't like it send it back and I'll cover the initial shipping and coffee costs

Sound fair?

 

Steve

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DOes he ship it in whole-bean form? Roasted but unground?

 

Will this be every weekend?

 

thanks, Tom

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I roast my own coffee at home and Ethiopian Yirgacheffee is quite excellent. I prefer a medium roast, myself. For the record, one should never grind coffee until ready to brew.

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DOes he ship it in whole-bean form? Roasted but unground?

 

Will this be every weekend?

 

thanks, Tom

 

 

I suppose we can do it unroasted.

It is shipped whole bean unground.

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If you're on the fence about the coffee. Please know I need all orders by Noon tomorrow Sunday.

Thanks

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If anyone reading this thread has never tried Ethiopian Yirgacheffee this is a great opportunity to try one of the world's great coffees. I don't know what it is about the earthy flavor of African coffees, but this one has it, and it is wonderful.

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I think I can smell the Yergacheffee roasting all the way here in Texas. I can hardly wait! PM sent, PayPal sent, salivation taking place.

 

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I'll definitely be interested later this month. I am currently on the hunt for a certain coffee grinder that I have wanted for a long, long time. Until I have that thing in my kitchen, I'll have to wait.

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hi steve, I would like to try your friend's coffee, dark roast. Can you ship to Israel? I've bought Kona coffee, Blue Mountain and excellent coffee from El salvador via Tx. No problems + coffee's arrived fresh in the vacuum pac. pls adv where 2 paypal.Ethiopia produces wonderful coffee.BestDov

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A caffeinated PM sent :puddle:

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A caffeinated PM sent :puddle:

 

If the PM wasn't caffeinated when you sent it, it will be after you drink the coffee. :thumbup:

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THANK YOU

All the coffe we can roast this weekend is spoken for.

We should have more Monday night.

 

Thank you very much!

 

Steve

did you see my Edson for sale? ;-)

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