Bones Coffee Company High Voltage, Highly Caffeinated Unflavored Coffee, Medium Roast Low Acid Arabica Beans Compatible with Auto drip and French Press Coffee Maker, 12 Oz Ground
Product Description
Bones Coffee Company High Voltage, Highly Caffeinated Unflavored Coffee, Medium Roast Low Acid Arabica Beans Compatible with Auto drip and French Press Coffee Maker, 12 Oz Ground
- Double caffeinated coffee; Our strongest signature blend of hand roasted coffee beans gives twice the caffeine of your average cup of joe without sacrificing any flavor
- Artisan roasted coffee beans; Carefully selected coffee beans roasted in small batches so you get fresh coffee; Each bag is packaged in resealable bags to maintain freshness
- Whole bean coffee and ground coffee; Our ground coffee is suited for use in auto drip machines; Grind the whole beans to the required coarseness for french press, pour over or cold brew methods
- Vegan and keto friendly; Enjoy our flavored coffee without feeling guilty; Our gourmet coffee is keto and vegan friendly with no dairy, no sugar or carbs
- Fresh arabica beans; Our Brazilian coffee beans are ethically sourced and each batch is roasted fresh; Our medium roast arabica coffee gives you a smooth flavor with low acidity, sweet aroma and unique taste
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