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JAZ Improv : Dessert Series : Pumpkin Pie Coffee

It's officially Fall! Pumpkin Pie Coffee is back, and we're so happy we can offer it again now that it is no long 100° outside (good enough for us)!

We freely admit to having a serious weakness for autumn baking. Pie, in particular, holds a special place in our heart and on our table. In fact, one Thanksgiving at Len's place, the pies outnumbered the people! (Ah, that was a good year...)

Our luscious Pumpkin Pie coffee is an all-natural seasonal blend with real pumpkin and fresh gourmet spices, from Penzey's and featuring our very own ginger from Vietnam.

The coffee is our Brazilian St. Domingos Arabica Special Dark Roast for its sweet, smooth, buttery character, blended with a little Brazil Adrano City Roast for its brown sugar and caramel notes. The Pumpkin Pie flavor comes from real, whole spices: cinnamon, allspice, ginger, vanilla, and nutmeg, with real pumpkin powder. Try it with milk and sugar to get the most authentic "pie" experience, or even sweetened condensed milk (like many people use in Pumpkin Pie).

8 ounce bags. First batch of the season! Freshly picked! :-)  (Drip grind only, because of the real pumpkin powder.)

$8.95 $6.00
(You save $2.95)
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