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Coffee Du Jour

Weaver's Aged Mocha Java

"Rare, exceptional aged coffees are stored at their tropical origin for anywhere between two to eight years. This gives them golden hues, flavors of fresh-cut cedar, and a smooth-low acidity.
Surprising the palate, our Aged Java compliments the sweet berry and wine flavors of Northern Africa and Yemen. By using Aged Java beans, Weaver's adds a unique twist to the world's most famous coffee blend." (from Weaver Coffee's Website)


I found it to be smooth with some very sharp notes. Would go well with a hearty breakfast or a nice wedge of hard cheese. However, it can definitely stand on its own.

If you don't like strong coffee, this isn't the one for you. If you are like me and LOVE a bold cup of coffee, this is it.

But, no worries, John Weaver has a selection of coffees sure to please any coffee lover's palate.

Weaver's Aged Mocha Java is 13.95 per pound (an excellent price for a rare blend of coffee)

www.weaverscoffee.com

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