Big Meadow Blend
Our Big Meadow is multi-roast coffee blend, which is rich in character. The sweet and spicy notes captivate the palate, transitioning to a lingering and chocolaty finish.
– Organic Big Blue Tahoe CERTIFICATIONS –
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Big Blue Tahoe
Certified Organic Proprietary Blend
Bright, spicy and rich are the flavor notes offered in this deep and tasty varietal blend of premium Certified Organic coffees. A fine, washed processed Guatemala Amatitlan serves as the foundation, which is enriched with an Indo-Pacific origin and finished with a touch of full-dark traditional French, to provide a cup of dynamic character.
* 1% of sale proceeds donated to the Tahoe Fund.
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$21.95 — available on subscription
PER 16oz BAG
Ships in 1 to 2 business days
Roast(s): Full-City, Dark and Full-Dark
Origin: Colombia, Guatemala, Sumatra
Varietal: Bourbon, Typica, Catuai, Ateng, Jember, Garundang, Castillo, Tabi, Caturra
Altitude: > 1,200 Meters
Processing: Washed, Wet Hulled, Sun Dried
Certifications: Certified Fair Trade Organic, Cafe Femenino
SINGLE ORIGIN OR BLEND:
Varietal Blend
ROAST TYPE:
Multi-Roast
Our Story
We love Lake Tahoe. It’s big, round, bold and deep. Naturally, when our team formulated this outstanding blend, we felt it reflected our beloved Lake in the cup and character so aptly earning its title. It has become our best all-time selling blend.
We live it. We love it.
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* 1% of sale proceeds donated to The Tahoe Fund, www.tahoefund.org
