Counter Culture Coffee - Whole Bean Coffee - Multi-Pack - One 12oz Bag of Each (Big Trouble and Forty-Six)

Description

For a coffee called Big Trouble, this blend is easy to love. Sourced from sustainable, smallholder producers across the globe, this medium blend is expertly roasted to ensure a consistently exeptional brew every time. With nutty, caramel, and chocolate notes, Big Trouble is a versatile coffee that flawlessly adapts to any brewing method. Forty-Six isn't your average dark roast coffee. Sourced from some of the world's most renowned coffee growing regions, this extraordinary blend of organic-certified coffees is carefully chosen to maximize sweetness and maintain complexity through dark roasting. Forty-Six boasts a full-bodied profile where sweet and smoky intensity meets dark chocolate that only this exceptional coffee can offer. Counter Culture Coffee is an independently-owned B Corp that has been rooted in relationships since 1995. Coffee tastes best when you can trust it to be sustainably sourced, transparently traded, and roasted to perfection. That's why Counter Culture goes beyond the status quo to work directly with farmers around the world to select the highest quality coffee, pay fair prices, and support sustainability from seed to cup. You deserve better tasting coffee that is better for people and the planet.

Features

• WHOLE BEAN COFFEE: Multi pack comes with one 12 ounce bag of Big Trouble and one 12 ounce bag of Forty-Six.BIG TROUBLE: Offers an exceptional cup of coffee with the nutty, caramel, and chocolate flavors that you love.FORTY-SIX: We celebrate dark roasts by selecting some of our best certified organic coffees and roasting them to create a profile that is sweet, clean, smoky, and nuanced.SUSTAINABILITY: We work in an industry rife with historical damage, so we make decisions that focus on making positive differences. We are committed to doing our part to make coffee a force for good.Counter Culture Coffee: Relentlessly pursuing the perfect cup of coffee since our founding in 1995.