A bright and flavorful blend of the finest Central and South American coffees. A perfect way to start the morning. Established in 1979, The Rogers Family Company Strives to produce the best possible coffee - while making the world a better place at the same time. We search out the world's finest Arabica varieties, from the world's best growing areas, and roast them to their fullest flavor point, using a proprietary roasting system we have developed over 30 years. The result? The richest, most flavorful coffees available - anywhere. And at a price you can afford. In addition, we work to improve the lives of everyone we work with including the farmers and their workers, our employees, and our customers. We are proud of our coffees. Please enjoy them - from our family to yours. Taste the Difference: In addition to paying our farmers a fair price and guaranteeing them a profit, out Community Aid Program provides housing, sanitary facilities, schools, day care centers, community kitchens, and medical clinics. We provide funds for teachers and doctors, meals, and nutritional programs for children. Mataquescuintla Community - Old and New School. Make a Difference: Our unique Community Aid Program - called Grown for Good truly makes a difference in the coffee growing communities. And because Grown for Good is supported by each product we sell throughout the country, our customers really do play a direct role in helping the people who help fill their coffee cup!

Ingredients: Arabica Organic Coffee (flavored Coffees Also Contain Natural Flavored).

Making Great Coffee: Water: Brewed coffee is over 98% water. Use fresh, cold tap or bottled drinking water. Never use distilled or hot tap water. Amount Use 1 to 2 rounded tablespoons of ground Coffee per 6 oz of water. Adjust to taste. Best methods are drip filter, vacuum, French press, and espresso. Drink as soon as possible for freshness. Avoid keeping on a burner - use an insulated carafe instead. Avoid reheating. Finally: Experiment! Only you know how you like your coffee. Note: Coffee grounds are great for mulching, or for compost bins!