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JAZ Improv : Traveler Series : Mexican Mocha

This is a ton of fun in a cup! A real comfort coffee, with genuine Mexican Ceylon (sweet) cinnamon and mocha flavors. The base is the inimitable Rancho Feliz Arabica in Harlequin Roast. One of our top-selling JAZ Improv coffees all year round.

We were surprised to find out that Mexican cinnamon generally originated from Ceylon. Ceylon cinnamon is the "real" cinnamon (Cinnamomum verum -"true cinnamon"), with tons of health benefits. Most other cinnamons are related, but often have less-than healthy elements in them, as they are simply a different species of tree with different genetic makeup. Ceylon cinnamon is what most of grew up with; it was ubiquitous in Sticky Buns and baked treats we love. We sourced genuine Mexican sticks of Ceylon cinnamon and Mexican chocolate, and created our own flavor extract for this fun coffee. There's just a touch of natural orange and organic vanilla to complete the profile of this satisfying mocha coffee.

8 ounces, please choose drip grind or whole bean.

$8.50 $7.00
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  1. 5 Star Review Love it mixed 50:50 with Cafe Saigon blend whole bean

    Every morning we make 2 double espressos with Len’s Mexican Mocha & since TN Creative 4 in whole bean is no longer available, we substitute Saigon Cafe Blend

    Posted by on Jan 13th 2024

  2. 5 Star Review What we have every morning!

    We love have TN Creative 4 + Mexican Mocha every morning as espresso or latte. They are both great, particularly as a 50:50 whole bean freshly ground.

    Posted by on Sep 13th 2023

  3. 4 Star Review Delightful coffee

    This could be 5 stars, but for the fact that "Best" is competitive among Len's coffees.
    This is definitely a good coffee taste - not a flavored coffee taste. A medium fine grind brewed in a Yama siphon. The cinnamon was tasted in the nose, not muddying the coffee flavor on the tongue. The chocolate undertones were more like those of a good Sumatra.
    Very enjoyable.

    Posted by on Aug 16th 2023

  4. 5 Star Review Great! Complements TN creative 4

    We make 2 double espressos every morning. My favorite blend is ½-½ freshly ground TN Creative #4 + Mexican Mocha

    Posted by on Jan 21st 2023

  5. 5 Star Review My reason to get moving in the morning

    The smooth flavor with a hint chocolate gets my morning started. The flavor makes a great start for the day and goes wonderfully with dessert. I continue to enjoy this for several years.

    Posted by on Jan 6th 2023

  6. 5 Star Review A Special Treat

    I love this coffee! The cinnamon and mocha aren't strong, but they are smooth, and the coffee is delicious. I save it for Monday mornings and mornings when I really need something special.

    Posted by on Dec 5th 2021

  7. 5 Star Review Wow, very mocha!

    Superb chocolate mocha beans; we usually mix 50-50 with TN Creative #4 or for chocolate bliss with Nicaraguan Mochazilla, all as espresso, cappuccino (me) or latte (my wife) each morning.

    Posted by on Sep 12th 2021

  8. 4 Star Review Nice flavor

    Nice "cinnamony" flavor and smooth

    Posted by on Sep 3rd 2021

  9. 5 Star Review Wow!

    Michael & chocolate …AMAZING! Often just by itself as espresso or cappuccino. Often mixed with TN Creative #4 and brewed. This is the most “ “chocolates” of the 3 different ones we tried.it’s fab!

    Posted by on Aug 4th 2021

  10. 4 Star Review Sweet and strong

    Mexican Mocha is a great blend of flavors. With hints of Vanilla and Cinnamon, the finish that this coffee gives is irresistible!

    Posted by on Mar 19th 2021


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