Thank You, Thanksgiving Coffee - You're Humble and Lovable

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A brief look at Thanksgiving Coffee Company's history, will tell you why their motto is, "Not Just a Cup, But a Just Cup."

I sampled the Musasa Rwanda blend. This coffee blend comes from a community of farmers known as Musasa after the area's main town - it's sweet but not overly sweet, has tones of chocolate and a deep flavor.

I also tried the The Sidama Natural Ethiopia Blend from The Sidama Farmers Cooperative Union. Another sweet coffee - sweet, as in good, not sweet as in sugary.

The flavors are bold. These coffees are not for wimps!

Find out where you can buy Thanksgiving Coffees* and learn more about their partnerships, by visiting their website:


www.thanksgivingcoffee.com

Thanksgiving Coffee Company
19100 South Harbor Drive
Fort Bragg, California 95437

1-800-648-6491

* FAIR TRADE CERTIFIED and FAMILY OWNED

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