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Roast Color
Medium Roast

Indonesian coffee has been grown since 1696 and has long been considered to be among the world’s best. Mandheling is a low-acid full-bodied coffee whose rough and irregular appearance belies its smooth taste and popularity.

100% pure arabican coffee, grown at high altitude. This Brazil coffee is sold in 5 pound bulk form only and is ideal for commercial restaurant use, or in home settings that drink a lot of coffee! Please specify whole bean or your grind when ordering. Sorry bulk coffee cannot be broken down into smaller quantities with individual grind settings.

This colombian arabican bean is fancy grade plus european preparation. The cup is smooth and full with a pleasant finish. Enjoy!

A near perfect cup! This classic Costa Rica coffee has a nice verve (snap) with vivacious flavor profile. It is rich and well balanced with caramelized citrus personality.

Swiss Water Process

Sometimes called Moka Harrar, this coffee has an earthy, wild quality because of its unwashed processing. A distinct berry note can be detected in this coffee.

This fancy grade Kona is grown under ideal growing conditions which results in a beautiful, large, and even bean. The coffee tastes as good as it looks: superbly aromatic, medium to low acidity, with a perky tang.

Welcome Horticultural buffs to the Philadelphia Flower Show! To enhance everyone’s experience we are featuring a new crop coffee grown in Hawaii. Coffee came to the big island from Brazil in 1828 and has since expanded to Maui and Kauai. Hawaii is home to some of the world’s rarest coffee. This North Pacific group of islands is known for sunny mornings, overcast afternoons and mild nights. Combined with porous, mineral rich volcanic soil, this environment makes for simply ideal growing conditions. Red Catuai is a cross between the Caturra and Mundo Novo varieties.

Coffee came to the Kona from Brazil in 1828-and has since expanded to Maui
and Kauai. Hawaii is home to some of the worldís rarest coffee. Hawaii is
known for sunny mornings, overcast afternoons and mild nights. Combined
with porous, mineral rich volcanic soil this area makes for ideal
conditions.

This medium roast high grown coffee from the state of Chiapas in southern
Mexico is making its third appearance at Old City Coffee. In the cup,
this coffeeís taste is mild and pleasing, with a flavor that is delicate
and ìround,î yet plenty flavorful. It features a very gentle acidity, good
body, a sweet, nutty aroma, and a hint of oak-cask conditioning.

The world's oldest coffee blend, where a full-bodied, low acid Indonesian coffee mixed it up with a sharp, wild, and earthy Mocha style coffee to produce a flavorful and well balanced brew.

It is certifified both organic and fair trade and grown in the Mount Elgon region near Lake Victoria. The large "presence" of so many earthy flavors; a malty complexity and a luscious syrupy body especially impress us. There is an almost "bucolic" thick sweetness in the aroma, which carries over into the flavor. The body is somewhat heavy, but the overall effect is still invigorating. This is not a brew, that on first taste, you put aside because it is too intense. As the up cools a bit, there is the most interesting cherry liquor note that becomes pronounced. It is a very sweet cup, with lingering butterscotch hints. Overall we rate excellent - that cherry taste is fantastic!