SIP while Sipping Red Bay Coffee Company's East 14th Blend - SUPPORT YOUR LOCAL ROASTERIES

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I'm making a conscious effort while SIP (Sheltering-In-Place) to support local roasters.

 Red Bay Coffee Roasters is Oakland is not only locally owned, roasted and operated, they are giving back to the community they serve.

 I recently tried one of their unique offerings - East 14th Blend.  It was so good that I ordered a second bag and shipped it to a friend in Houston.

 If you're from the Bay, you'll recall that before it was called "International Boulevard" in Oakland, it was  called East 14th Street.  

 I have many fond memories of the bustling businesses and the vibe of what was once East 14th.  Grateful to see it now enjoying a resurgence as "International Boulevard."

 Shop Locally.

 Red Bay Coffee Roasters - Delivered Straight to Your Door

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