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My/Broken Jaw Press’ house coffee has been organic “Breaking the Silence” Guatemalan coffee (prepared by
Just Us! Coffee Roasters Co-op in Wolfville, Nova Scotia), a fundraiser for
Breaking the Silence (BTS) a voluntary network of people in the Maritimes who began to organize in 1988 to support the efforts of Guatemalans struggling for political, social, and economic justice: see the blog at
breakingthesilencenet.blogspot.com.
I’ve also kept Grand coffee from Novi Beograd on hand since my travels in Serbia. It’s for those days I want something different—a little stovetop “domestic” coffee.
Earlier this year I was given some Kurukahveci, a real Turkish coffee, by a fellow grad student in an MEd course :-D
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This morning, I had
Wake Up Joe coffee gifted for my birthday. It’s an Arabica from Paramount Coffee in Lansing, Michigan bought because of its name.
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This week, at Christmas, I was given three more whole bean coffees:
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Sumatra Harimau Tiger from the tiny and new
Puddle Jump Coffee Roasters on Causeway Road, Seaforth, Nova Scotia;
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Another organic Arabica bean coffee, Harar Ethiopian, from Just Us!—a great small bean coffee that I’ve been given before;
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and, most unexpectedly, a
Jumping Bean Newfoundland Screech Rum Flavoured Coffee from St John’s on the Rock.
Must have a year’s supply of coffee in maison Broken Jaw!
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