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  • Pine State Coffee 12oz, light roast coffee bag.

    Brazil

    Natural processed, peaberry coffee from Brazil is one of our favorite light/medium roasts that still holds onto nice chocolate and nutty flavor notes, with a hint of citrus and buttery smooth body. This low acid light roast is a fan favorite throughout the year.

    12oz
  • Pine State Coffee 12oz, medium roast coffee bag.

    Papua New Guinea

    Offered year round. Papua New Guinea was one of the regions our roaster Larz first fell in love with, and has taken a lot of time perfecting this medium roast representation of coffee from Plantation Estates. Dark chocolate notes are accompanied by brown sugar and candied plum, making this an excellent coffee for that afternoon pick-me-up, or all day early energy!

    12oz
  • Pine State Coffee 12oz, dark roast coffee bag.

    Honduras La Concepcion

    Produced by Manuel Pereira, we have been roasting this honey process coffee from the Marcala region since we had the pleasure of meeting Manuel through one of our suppliers, De La Finca Coffee here in NC. Another of our year round offerings, this dark roast coffee has notes of dark honey and sweet caramel with a nice heavy body. Perfect for dreary and cold mornings!

    12oz
  • Pine State Coffee 12oz, medium roast coffee bag.

    Mexico Chiapas

    Mexico Chiapas is one of our favorite coffees to keep around for espresso beverages we pair with milk at the shop. This coffee packs excellent body with notes of chocolate, citrus, and malt – and is excellent prepared in a wide range of methods.

    12oz

Description

Can’t decide on which coffee to try? Want to run the gamut of Pine State Coffee roasting options?  Order a 3 pack of coffees and save some cash! We’ll a include a current light roast (1 per box!), medium roast, and dark roast! Have a specific request? Throw it in the notes/comments on the final order page and we’ll take care of any reasonable* request!

 

 

*reasonability left up to the discretion of the roasters, don’t try your luck! or do?