Posted on Feb 5, 2014
Palenque Coffee House is proud to feature Organic Nicarauga Coffee Beans. Organic Nicarauga is sweet with a hint of Chocolate Orange. Organic Nicaragua is Strictly High Grown (SHG) and Fair Trade Certified. High grown coffee has less acidity than other coffees. Nicaragua is the highest grown coffee of the Central American coffees. Fair Trade Certified coffees are coffees that are guaranteed the farmers are paid fairly so that they can run a sustainable business. Please take a look at www.fairtradeusa.org for more information on fair trade and why it is important to the coffee trade. Our Organic Nicaragua is currently on sale but supplies will not last long. Hurry now to order. http://www.amazon.com/Palenque-Coffee-House-Organic-Nicaraugan/dp/B00HQ6746E/ref=sr_1_32?ie=UTF8&qid=1391604985&sr=8-32&keywords=palenque+coffee+house ...
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Posted on Jan 1, 2014
Palenque Coffee House is pleased to announce that all of it’s coffees are still available online. Simply go to www.palenquecoffeehouse.com and select online ordering. Each coffee has a detailed description to help you decide the best choice of coffee for yourself. This week we are featuring CONGO. An inspirational blend of East African Coffees that is smooth and balanced, with rich chocolate, sweet vanilla, brown spices and a hint of fresh berry. The Congo Coffee Project was created by Equal Exchange in partnership with the Panzi Hospital in the D.R. Congo, which offers programs for more than 2,000 survivors of sexual violence each year. The hospital provides life-saving treatment, counseling, and aftercare programs for women and others in need of healing. Situation in the DR Congo Commonly referred to as the ‘Congo’, the Democratic Republic of Congo (DR Congo for short) has undergone years of civil war and internal conflict that have resulted in a poor economy and a high rate of violence. Who is the Panzi Foundation? US based foundation that supports the Panzi Hospital in Bukavu, D.R. Congo through financial donations and works to educate the public about issues in the DR Congo. (Quoted from Flamenco Coffee). ...
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