Now Offering a Flat Rate Shipping Charge of $5.95.  Also offering Free Shipping with a $75 Order!

We've revised our shipping options and introduced a Flat Rate Shipping Fee for all orders that total $0 through $74.99.  We continue to offer Free Shipping for orders of $75 or more.  We've tried to simplify our shipping fees and make it easier for our customers to make a purchasing decision when factoring in shipping fees.  Our $5.95 flat rate applies to all lower 48 states in the U.S.  Free Shipping with a $75 order also applies to the lower 48 states in the U.S.  Alaska, Hawaii, and other U.S. territories continue to have their own pricing structure.

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 National Irish Coffee Day is January 25th.  Add a splash or two of Bailey's Irish Cream liqueur to your favorite cup of coffee and a dollop of freshly whipped cream to top it off.  What a treat!

I've discovered that many people in today's fast paced world don't know how to make real whipped cream.  If you've never tried it, you are really missing out.  This final touch to your Irish Coffee is no less important than the selection of your gourmet coffee.

To make real whipped cream, invest in an old fashioned hand beater.  You can still find them around.  If not, you can use an electric mixer on a low speed.  Purchase heavy whipping cream from your grocer and ...

 Our current featured gourmet coffee is our Costa Rican Tarrazu coffee.  Costa Rica produces some of the finest premium coffees in the world.  Our coffee comes from the Cariblanco Estate in the famous Tarrazu region of Costa Rica.  The Tarrazu region is made up of small coffee farms and plantations that grow coffee at a very high altitude.  Tarrazu is the best growing region in Costa Rica, prized for its rich soil that produces such a bright, intense coffee flavor.

The rich soil along with the very high altitude produce a moderately high acidity level in this coffee.  This acidity level offers the intense citrus flavor notes with a complex taste.  This coffee is not a smooth flavor as with coffees ...

Our gourmet coffee featured during the holiday season is our Hawaiian Kona Blend coffee.  Kona blend is a mix of Kona coffee beans from Hawaii and other complementary beans that create a soft, smooth coffee taste.  Our Kona blend is roasted just beyond a full city roast and approaches a dark roast level.   Kona coffee has always been a true gourmet coffee and our Kona Blend is no exception.

 For the holidays, we are featuring a wonderful selection of gourmet coffee flavors.  Our featured holiday flavored coffees are Caramel Truffle, Chocolate Mint, Cinnamon, Gingerbread, Holiday Spice, Peppermint, Pumpkin Spice, and Raspberry coffee.  Most of our holiday coffee flavors are available only during the holiday season.  A few of these flavors are available year round, but they are especially pleasing during the Thanksgiving and Christmas seasons.  Enjoy these warm holiday coffee flavors!

We have introduced 11 new coffee flavors for the autumn season.  It's starting to feel cooler outdoors, football season is well on its way, and the leaves are beginning to turn colors.  We decided to create 11 new coffee flavors to celebrate the seasonal change.  New coffee flavors include Caramel Truffle, Chocolate Cinnamon, Chocolate Mint, Chocolate Raspberry, Cinnamon, Cinnamon Hazelnut, Cinnamon Vanilla, Gingerbread, Pumpkin Spice, Raspberry, and Raspberry Cream.  Give one of our new coffee flavors a try for a seasonal change of pace.

 We've just introduced our latest new coffee, Hawaiian Kona Blend.  Kona blend is a medium roast of Kona coffee beans from Hawaii combined with high quality arabica beans that complement the Kona coffee.  This sweet tasting blend provides a very smooth brew with hints of fruit and light chocolate overtones.  This Kona blend is a low acid coffee offering a very smooth, sweet flavor.  We're offering this wonderful new coffee at a reasonable $10.99 / lb.

While world coffee prices remain somewhat volatile, we have seen further leveling out in some markets.  Coffee pricing in some of the leading coffee producing countries has stabilized for now.  We have passed along further cost reductions in reduced pricing for our customers on many of our gourmet coffees and flavored coffees.  As the markets change, our pricing will reflect changes while we attempt to offer the lowest cost for our high quality coffee products.

An example of price effects on retail coffee is Colombian arabica coffee.  The 2010 Colombian arabica crop export volume is down 38 percent.  Couple this with increased demand for arabica coffee, especially from third world countries, and a severe...

Most everyone has noticed that coffee prices have increased during the past year.  Our coffee costs have increased by 40% to 60% on our coffee during this past year and we've absorbed most of the cost to try and keep our retail pricing affordable.  Every coffee retailer is dealing with these problems, whether they are a major world-wide coffee chain or a small retailer like ourselves.

There are several reasons why prices have increased.  Much of the coffee producing regions have undergone difficult weather conditions including flooding and poor crop production.  Along with this, third world countries have driven up demand because more people in these developing countries are moving from the cheaper robusta ......

Cool off with Iced Coffee.  Here are easy steps to make iced coffee with your favorite gourmet coffee or flavored coffee.

1.  Brew your favorite coffee in a standard auto drip coffee maker, using your regular amount of coffee but only 1/2 the amount of water you normally use.  Brew your coffee.

2.  If you would like your coffee sweetened, now is the time to add sugar or artificial sweeteners, while the coffee is still hot.  Add your sweetener just after the brew cycle finishes and stir until well mixed.  Sweeteners don't mix well when adding with cold coffee.

3.  Allow the coffee to cool to room temperature then pour directly over ice into a pitcher.  Use the same amount .........