Peet's Anniversary Blend Now in Single Serve Cups - Is that An Oxymoron?

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Peet's 2014 Anniversary Blend is just as delicious as previous years.   However, this year, instead of going for the tried and true, I went "noveau" with the "single-serve" cup.

 When you think about it, it's sort of weird to have a "single anniversary," except I suppose anniversaries aren't reserved just for unions but anything that happens every year.

 So, the wonderful Anniversary Blend is happening again this year, but in a different way.

 You traditionalists can still opt for the regular coffee (whole bean or ground).  As for me, I'm all about trying something new.  A bit pricier per cup than the regular coffee, but convenience comes at a price.

 Same great flavor - served up in the singular.

 Available on for a limited offering, so get it while you can.  Otherwise, you'll have to wait a whole year.

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