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Naturally Flavored Coffee (Traditional Piñon Ground, 12 ounce)

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Unique and Rich Flavor: Traditional Piñon: Notes of nuttiness combine with our rich, smooth medium-roast Arabica coffee in this flavor that put us on the map. A true Southwestern favorite, we have been making this coffee in the heart of New Mexico since 1994.

Natural Flavoring: Unlike most flavored coffees that rely on artificial ingredients, our 100% Arabica coffee uses custom-created, all-natural flavorings that are free from all major allergens!

Enchanting: Inspired by the culture and community of New Mexico, our flavors are nothing like the typical cup of joe. From Traditional Piñon to Biscochito, each cup of our coffee will take you on a journey through the Land of Enchantment.

Enjoy Your Way: Whether you are a fan of brewing with a classic drip pot, French press, or even with a reusable Keurig filter, our coffee is sure to please every taste.

Uncompromising Quality: We are dedicated to providing a unique and satisfying coffee experience, with consistent perfection in every cup of every bag of coffee.

Aside from our Traditional Piñon coffee, we offer a wide variety of flavors, including our own locally inspired flavors of Biscochito and Mexican Spiced Chocolate, as well as a specialty line of seasonal favorites.

Though New Mexico Piñon Coffee is now one of the largest coffee roasters in the state of New Mexico, we are still family-owned and operated and craft every batch by hand.

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