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C O N T E N T S Brew Over Ice
TM Seasonal Coffees
Single Origin Coffees Special Reserve Coffees Flavored Coffees Signature Coffees Café EXPRESS®
Barista Prima™ Coffees
Donut House Collection®
Caribou Coffee® ® Timothy’s® Coffees
Celestial Seasonings® Teas
Café Escapes® Equipment
Tully’s® Coffees Coffee Selection Guide
pg. 2 pg. 4
Fair Trade Organic Coffees pg. 6 Newman’s Own®
Organics pg. 10 pg. 11 pg. 11 pg. 12 pg. 14 pg. 18 pg. 20
pg. 22 pg. 23 pg. 24 LIMITED EDITION SUMMER COFFEES
pg. 26 pg. 26 pg. 28
pg. 30 pg. 34 GO TO
GreenMountainCoffee.com
A summer getaway is a distinctly sweet pleasure. Whether it’s a quick weekend at the lake, or a trip around the world, this is the time we allow ourselves to escape our daily deadlines. Our Limited Edition coffees capture that sense of adventure. Fair Trade Island Coconut® a tropical treat of sweet, creamy coconut. Summer Safari®
delicious souvenir of South American and East African coffees. Try them both this summer, and save a ton on airfare.
Fair Trade Island Coconut®
Take a quick trip to paradise. Island Coconut is a tropical treat of sweet, creamy coconut.
T38721 | $9.49 T6720 | 24 K-Cups $16.49/*$13.99
* = Save $2.50 on K-Cup® boxes with Café EXPRESS® (See pages 18-19). 96 The Critics Are Raving! Throughout our catalog, you’ll fi nd this icon next to coffees that
critic Kenneth Davids especially enjoys. Kenneth is the editor of Coffee Review, one of the most respected and widely-read coffee publications in the world. He conducts blind coffee “cuppings” and reports his fi ndings using a 100-point scale, similar to those used in the wine industry. Coffee is judged on aroma, acidity, body, fl avor, and aftertaste. Coffee connoisseurs look for a score of 80 or above.
www.coffeereview.com
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www.GreenMountainCoffee.com Summer Safari® Blend
A spirited blend of South American and East African coffee. Destination Delicious.
T38678 | 10-oz. Bag, Ground Only $9.49
is a quick trip to paradise; Blend is a
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