Starbucks to the 2nd Power = Starbucks Reserve™ Organic Indonesia Blue Java by Starbucks Coffee

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Remember, a few posts back when I said that I could never drink a "Trenta" sized coffee? Well, I lied. I could drink a gallon of this Starbucks Reserve™ Organic Indonesia Blue Java. This coffee is every bit as good as Jamaica Blue Mountain.

It is fruity, but it isn't really. It is nutty, but it isn't really. It's suggestive. It hints at certain undertones but doesn't take you all the way there - very subtle. Let me stop now because this blog is "G" rated. :)

It's 15.00 for a half-pound and well-worth the money. Think of it as an investment in your happiness.


p.s. - Shout out to Adam at the Drumm Street store in San Francisco. The baddest manager/barista on the planet!

www.starbucks.com

Comments

  1. Stephanie YoonMay 17, 2011 at 5:12 PM

    How did you get a hold of this? This wasn't available for customers to purchase in the average Starbucks! I'm jealous.

    http://tocoffeefromme.blogspot.com/

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