Hard work and public service deserves reward, that's why Old Bisbee Roasters is offering a Public Service Employee Discount for the holidays.
This year Public Service Employees are eligible to receive a $2.99 discount on every pound. Save 23% on every order this season! As always, orders of two pounds or more receive FREE shipping.
2 lbs delivered for just $20.00 nationwide or APO
Getting the discount is simple, Just email a copy of your:
* Military or retired military ID card
* a copy of your government ID
* an email from an official (.gov) email address
* a letter on official letterhead
Our Public Service Employee Discount program is for active duty military, reserve, all government employees including local police, fire, corrections, EMS and those holding military/government retiree credentials.
Once we have confirmation, you will receive an email with an approval that your account has been adjusted for the holiday season. You can use this adjusted price every time you place an order with us until January 2009. Your account is authorized for your use only; it is not transferable to any other individual. You may however, ship coffee to any recipient in the USA, or any APO address worldwide for the same low price.
New coffee received 11/02/2008!
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New Coffee Availability List:
4 Pack Samplers NOW $26.00 for a Limited Time!
Try your roaster's favorite 4 coffees!
Today's 2lb. sampler contains these seasonal specialties:
1/2lb Guatemalan Palo Alto Azul
1/2lb Peruvian FT Organic Perunor S.A.C.
1/2lb Tanzania Ruvuma Peaberry
1/2lb Sumatra Mandeling
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Guatemalan Palo Alto Azul
Received 11/03/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
"Palo Alto Azul" is produced 25 kilometers from the city of Guatemala on the Finca Agua Tibia (Farm of Lukewarm Water) near Fraijanes at an altitude of 5,000 feet above sea level. The highest standards of quality control are used in preparing and exporting "Palo Alto Azul". Even though fewer coffee beans are produced the farmers insist on honoring the "old traditional ways" without the use of machinery, so the quality is not compromised and the ways of 150 years of history is preserved. It is a diverse farm, with a dairy, and ornamental plant nursery, and in fact 75% of the land is set aside as a nature preserve. The coffee beans are farmed under humid conditions and washed utilizing clean mountain stream water. After a 36 to 40 hour period of fermentation, the beans are then naturally sun dried. The quality of the coffee is preserved by utilizing an all natural process.
Guatemalan coffee is revered as one of the most flavorful and well balanced coffees in the world. This year the coffee lives up to my expectations. There are a lot of spicy notes in the cup: clove, nutmeg, mulling spice. I get clean bittersweet chocolate roast notes, aromatic cedar in the finish, and a nice amount of bittersweet chocolate in the finish.
Peruvian FT Organic Perunor S.A.C.
Peru Organic, Fair Trade, Shade Grown
Received 11/03/2008
Perunor S.A.C. assists micro-farms located in the eastern foothills of the Andes where the agriculture and tropical forest are extremely bio-diverse. Thanks to the direct relationship Perunor has with specialty importers, education and financial motivation are given to farmers in order to permanently improve the quality of coffee and life itself for subsistence farmers. The average land-holding farmer lives on two or three hectares, hours away from the comforts of electricity and running water. Peruvian coffee farms are small, however the country's typical micro-wet-milling operation is even smaller. From May to September, farmers pick ripe cherries and carry them to hand pulpers and wooden fermentation tanks. After processing their coffee, most farmers hike their beans by foot or mule into the nearest town--a trip that can take anywhere from 30 minutes to eight hours. On Saturdays, the plaza of the closest town becomes a buying and selling station for the surrounding remote coffee growers. Farmers sell their coffee and buy goods for their homes before heading back up the mountainous foot trails.
Certified Organic Peru Norte is a wonderful South American coffee: clean northern coffees are the mildest of Peru, often with a smoky, earthy flavor, full body and delicate sweetness. You will enjoy a a soft acidity, a very smooth medium body and a pleasing sweetness, finishing with subtle chocolate and nut aromas.
Mexican Pluma Tres Oros
Received 11/03/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Pluma Altura is one of the most renowned classifications of coffee in Mexico. Grown by a group of small Oaxacan farms, Tres Oros (three gold stars) is the mill name given to this coffee. Oaxaca is a beautiful region of Mexico, with a rich heritage of Zapotec, Mixtec, and other native cultures.
Coffee from Tres Oros is bright, with subtle maple syrup sweetened black tea notes and a golden brown liqueur finish. If you enjoy a clean mild coffee with the classic medium body of a Latin American bean, you'll love this coffee!
El Salvador Cerro las Ranas
Received 10/20/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Grown in Santa Ana, El Salvador between the Apenaca and Ateno mountain ranges, the farm takes its name from a lagoon that is populated by thousands of frogs (Cerro Las Ranas means Hill of the Frogs). Ripe red cherry is picked and milled in a process that is becoming more and more common throughout Central America. The cherry is processed normally and the coffee is then immediately sent to the clay drying patios still covered in the sweet mucilage where it is laid out, raked and turned to ensure even drying. This process (called Pulped Natural or Honey) imparts a subtle sweetness and fruit note, lending an atypical complexity to the cup. You will find hints of berry, lemon, and citrus flavors with a distinct caramel chocolate undertone here, along with the earthy flavors inherent to the region.
Tanzania Ruvuma Peaberry
Received 10/20/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Tanzania is the world's largest producer of exceptional sun dried peaberry coffees. Coffees from Ruvuma province are grown between the Mozambique border and the eastern shore of Lake Malawion on the volcanic soils of Mt. Kilimanjaro and Mt. Meru. Farmers Using the modern pulping mills are paid more than the prevailing home-processed price for their cherry. This is despite the fact that they do not have the work of processing at home. In return, they are expected to take greater care in tending their coffee and in particular to their harvesting of it. They are also paid a bonus if the season is a profitable one.
This great Tanzania coffee exhibits intense flavors of bright lemon, cherry and a floral-toned honey sweetness with thick, full syrupy body that finishes with hints of cedar and cinnamon.
Sumatra Mandeling
Received 10/20/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Mandheling is the Indonesian ethnic group most involved in coffee production in the South Tapanuli region of Indonesia. Traditional Sumatra coffee sports a heavy body that is well known for its excellent balance and acidity. Most often it is the picking, preparation and processing that determines the character of a fine Sumatra coffee.
Heavy, dark, musky, earthy - Sumatra drinkers are looking for the big flavor punch. This Sumatra is a superb coffee, very clean and powerful, with no imperfections whatsoever in the green beans or the roasted flavor.
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Decaf Availability List:
Sumatra Natural Decaf
Received 9/22/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Water decaffeination brightens the flavor of this traditionally dried, musky Sumatra to deliver a unique coffee that is shocking, heavy and unmistakably Indonesian in its earthy body. Trying this new coffee is an absolute must for the discriminating Decaf Aficionado.
Guatemalan Decaf Huehuetanango
Received 9/08/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
Our Guatemalan Water Processed Decaf is produced from the same high grown Huehuetanango coffee roasted here in the shop. True to its origin, this is an intensely complex coffee, while still medium in body. There are days I honestly can not taste the difference between this Decaf and its caffeinated counterpart. Simply stunning quality!
Papua New Guinea Decaf
Received 8/25/2008 1lb. bag $12.99
From the Eastern Highlands of Papua New Guinea, grown in the Wahgi River Valley. This Kimel offers a taste of caramel, cream, and rounded out with an undertone of a cappuccino flan flavor - an intriguing, hearty Indonesian Peaberry. You will find this coffee has tons of body with a touch of sweetness; heavy, but finishes clean and smooth.
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Our Public Service Employee Discount is just one more way to say
thank you for your patronage and support. If you have friends or family that work a Public Service job, or retired from public service, please let them know our discount is available to them on every order of coffee, all season long!
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I believe in delivering genuinely warm service and a stunning product. As always, orders of at least two pounds are always SHIPPED FREE. Orders received before 1:00pm will be roasted to order and shipped while still warm the same day.
If for any reason you are not 100% satisfied with your coffee, I will replace your order or refund the cost of your coffee without question.
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--Seth Appell - your personal coffee roaster!
"a gentleman is always ready to serve coffee at a moment's notice"
