Sunday Selection - Starbucks Small-Lot Peru - Dark and Rich

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Sunday sipping with Starbucks' small-lot Peru.

 I was lucky to find this in one of the Starbucks Reserve Stores.  

 The good thing about the small-lot coffees is that they're carefully crafted and roasted.  The bad thing is that once you get hooked, they're out of stock.

 That's why you have to enjoy it while you can.

 Dark and Rich.  Not woodsy.  Mild enough to drink alone.  Strong enough to hold its own with cheese and crackers.

 Since Starbucks no longer offers online coffee for purchase, you'll have to be very deliberate in keeping an eye out their Reserve (TM) stores.

 Highly recommended for Sunday Fun-Day or Monday through Saturday.

Comments

  1. UnknownSeptember 28, 2019 at 1:38 PM

    OOH!!!! This Peruvian coffee sure looks gooood, I'm in loove.......

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  2. DottieSeptember 29, 2019 at 9:29 AM

    @Unknown - TASTES as good as it looks! A little pricey but worth treating yourself.

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  3. The Nut HouseJanuary 15, 2020 at 4:33 AM

    Taste looks great. Best coffee seeds are available on The Nut House.

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