(speaking for literate Ruth):

I only saw the word coffee once here, and it was plural.

The question was "Can I get a cup of ...coffee (singular)?



----- Original Message -----
From: "Pamela S. Follett" <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Sunday, October 24, 2004 8:07 AM
Subject: Re: [BP] Coffee


> Ruth -
>
> Let's see.  In our brewed coffees, we have the following:
>
> Canandaigua Blend
> Lake Blend Decaf
> Witches Brew (aka, Deep Creek)
> Hazelnut (+ decaf)
> Jamaican Me Crazy (+ decaf)
> Blueberry Cobbler
> Pumpkin Spice
> Moose Crossing
> Snickerdoodle
> Guatemala Antigua
> Sumatra Mandheling
> Columbia Supremo
>
> The 1st 3 are our house blends, the rest are rotated throughout the week.
> The last 3 are single source.  We can get FTC, but haven't added them to
the
> lineup yet.  If you're looking for Maxwell House, ask for the Canandaigua.
> If you need a heartier brew, ask for the Witches Brew (or the name we gave
> it - Deep Creek).  The roaster makes a lot more flavours, but we only have
> room for so many buckets under the counter.
>
> If none of those are your cup of tea, we also serve Numi brand teas:
> Moonlight Spice (Orange spice white tea)
> Berry Black (fruitea darjeeling)
> Aged Earl Grey (Italian bergamot)
> Morning Rise (breakfast blend)
> Sweet Meadows (chamomile lemon myrtle herbal)
> Monkey King (jasmine green tea)
> Temple of Heaven (gunpowder green tea)
> Simply Mint (Moraccan herbal)
>
> Lastly, you could decide you want a chai - spiced, chocolate, vanilla,
> raspberry, or low carb spiced.
>
> So, to really answer your question: Yes.
>
> - Pam
>

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