I am still looking for the right shopping cart system, and hope to have it set up in the next couple of weeks. Sorry for the delay, but with my full-time job, the transition is taking longer!  I am also submitting my application to become a Fair Trade Certified Importer!  Although I currently provide FTC coffee, I am wanting  a more ‘hand’s on’ experience with my biz.  I am looking forward to completing this….getting through the red tape, as it were, and will post progress on the site.  Other things in the works are, securing a supplier that makes a great travel mug, a local basket maker for gifts, and I have a line on a new mocha syrup that uses no sugar, yet is 100% natural and low in calories!  So, things are happening around here as  we approach spring!  Check back soon!

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Dark Roast (Full City+/Espresso)

January 14, 2009

A Full City/Espresso roast has well rounded flavor, is very dark brown, sometimes near black in color and is very oily.  The longer a bean is roasted, more oil is released, bringing out a full range of flavor!  It is roasted past the ’second crack’. A ‘crack’ resembles the sound of popping corn, but more [...]

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Medium Roast (Full City)

January 14, 2009

A medium, or Full City roast will have more flavor than a City roast.  In color, it will be what most people think of as ‘coffee’, a milk-chocolate brown, slightly oily, or ‘waxy’. It is the typical roast  at your local coffeehouse. It is considered the most desirable roast because the average palate will find [...]

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Light Roast (City)

January 14, 2009

A light or ‘City’ roast commonly refers to a ‘green’ bean that has been roasted until the first ‘crack’. A City roast will ususally be light brown in color, not oily, and may contain some chaff.  The chaff, or ‘outer skin’ of the bean cannot be completely removed at this stage, but 99% of it is [...]

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Organic Coffee

January 14, 2009

Are There Any Benefits to Choosing Organic Coffee?
Most coffee lovers when presented with so many different blends to choose from don’t usually question the origins of their favorite beverage or what is the environmental impact of their favorite brew. But today there is a growing awareness of the need to protect natural resources as much [...]

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Welcome!

January 11, 2009

You have reached hatchetgirlcaffe’!  This site is still under construction, so add me to your favorites, and check back very soon to place your order!

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