Spring Has Sprung - "Spring Revival" Blend Coffee - A Limited Offering from Green Mountain

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Here comes Peter Cottontail, hopping down the bunny trail, hippity-hoppity. What's that in his basket? I see colored eggs - and, wait - is that a bag of coffee??

It is a bag of coffee! But not just any old coffee, it's "Spring Revival." A limited time offering from Green Mountain Roasters.

This Fair Trade Certified (TM) coffee is from Rwanda and comes about as the result of a partnership between Green Mountain Coffee, the Cordes Foundation and TransFair USA.

It's so good that last year, Kenneth Davis, editor of "The Independent Coffee Review," scored it 90 out of 100.

To "score" your own bag, visit Green Mountain's website to find a retailer near you or to order online.

http://www.greenmountaincoffee.com/

But, don't wait because just like Spring, it's only around for a limited time.

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