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Office Coffee 10-Pound Pack

Our best blend for office coffee that will make every coffee drinker happier than a clam in sand! Developed by master roaster Len to give our most popular Dark Roast profile profiles. This coffee that would normally retail at $18 a pound or more. Save $4 a pound!

Dark and Stormy has become the favorite fresh coffee at our office at Jerome Street, and finds more fans every week! The inclusion of 25% Light Roast Catimor beans is what gives this Harlequin Blend its extraordinary full-palate appeal.

These are 10 lb packages of whole bean coffees packed in five 2 pound bags for appropriate fresh use and storage, letting you choose your grind level for drip, carafe, pour-over, percolator or espresso.

We apologize for the increase in the price of this package. For 8 years we have relied on our Brazil beans purchased in container volume pricing to keep the cost very low. However, we are currently out of these beans and must purchase beans at today's market prices that have gone up 220% just in the last year. Ouch!

Allow 2 days time for fresh, on-demand roasting for your order, please. 

$140.00
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  1. 5 Star Review My favorite!

    I've ordered this 10 pound pack of Dark and Stormy 3 times now. No, not for the office, just for me (and whoever I make coffee for). It is always a hit with friends and I feel pampered having my favorite coffee every morning. I like many of the other coffees at Lens but always come back to this one. Dark and delicious but not bitter. Thanks for making it available in bulk!

    Posted by on Sep 3rd 2020


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