Mexico Coffee (Organic, Fairtrade)
Chiapas, Mexico
This coffee features tasting notes of caramel, hazelnut, and stone fruit.
Original roaster or listing source
Philly Fair Trade Roasters began in 2010 when founder Joe Cesa partnered with others to launch a dedicated Fair Trade coffee company, building upon his experience micro-roasting in Philadelphia since 2002. The company currently operates a USDA-certified organic roasting facility located in Reinholds, Pennsylvania, and maintains a presence in Lancaster County. They are documented for their commitment to small-batch roasting and ethical sourcing practices that prioritize Fairtrade-certified cooperatives. The brand is recognized for its focus on sustainability and providing fresh, roasted-to-order coffee to retail, wholesale, and online customers.
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Chiapas, Mexico
This coffee features tasting notes of caramel, hazelnut, and stone fruit.
Original roaster or listing sourceThis well-rounded and smooth roast features notes of dark chocolate, toasted nuts, and caramel.
Original roaster or listing sourceThis medium roast blend offers tasting notes of cinnamon, berry cordial, and toasted walnut.
Original roaster or listing sourceRwanda
Tasting notes are not explicitly provided on the product page.
Original roaster or listing sourceEthiopia
Tasting notes are not explicitly provided on the product page.
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I was able to verify that the brand sells its coffee through its own website and at specific regional grocery chains like Whole Foods Market and Kimberton Whole Foods; however, the brand does not provide a public store locator tool to identify specific independent cafes or smaller specialty retailers that carry their products.
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