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Welcome to Barefoot Coffee Roasters
<ss:value source="$page.title"/> Barefoot Coffee was born in the Fall of 2003 from a simple idea. Why not treat coffee the same as any other quality kitchen ingredient: farm fresh, wildly intense flavors, and full of culinary potential? Realizing that each bean is affected by soil, varietal, processing, farm, elevation, micro-climate and every hand that crafts it, we are determined to let the coffee speak for itself. At Barefoot, coffee is our life and our passion, and we are totally so-lost-in-love with it. We travel to origin to find the most conscientious coffee producers and hand select the coffees that take our breath away with joy. Most of our harvests are purchased from farmers we know personally, and the utmost care taken to leave as little of our mark on their hard work as possible. You can taste the hand of the farmer who grew it and the dirt it was grown in. Barefoot pays more for better quality, sustainably grown coffee and works hard to put more money in the hands of the farmers. We describe our flavors in the literal and fantastical; dark chocolate, guava, maple syrup, mouth-gasm and screaming metal guitar come to mind, because our coffees contain these flavors and sensations intrinsically. Great coffee refuses to be labeled: dark or light; "bold" or "strong"; anonymous or "gourmet".
It should just taste delicious. And that's what we do.
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Element Espresso-Autumn 2009 12oz Mega syrupy and sweetly sensual. Buckets of sweet tart fruits like apricots, lemon, and honey tangerine mingle with citrus blossoms and thick sweet honey open the first sip. The chocolatey love snuggle comes on big and strong and follows it up with a dose of caramelly butterscotch. A long and lemony chocolate finish. Mouth candy. A crazy good straight shot that dances with complexity. In milk it envelops all your senses in a calvacade of complex flavors.
Made with Brazil Monte Cristo, Ethiopia Dominion El Salvador Finca San Jose and Kenya Karindundu
Pull 1.75 oz at 28-35 seconds @ ~203-205 F
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