They say "Good Coffee is like friendship. Rich, warm and strong."*

Coffee buying has never been easier. Whether you love trying a variety of new and seasonal coffees, prefer sticking to your tried and true favorite, or want to try what our coffee team is most excited about this month, we have the perfect coffee subscriptions for you! And best of all, you save on each and every bag when you sign up for a Subscription Program with The Broad Street Grind.

The Broad Street Grind carefully curates all the coffee's that carry our BSG Label. We invite you to save on our specialty roasts when you subscribe.

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Introducing a New Product Line from Cape May NJ

NOW ON SALE through September 5, Save a dollar when you buy any 2 jar combination of Jersey Girl Pickles, Holy Camoly Hot Sauce or Jersey Jam spread. We found these wonderful small batch products on a recent trip to Cape May NJ and knew right away our customers would love these local products.

Jersey Girl Pickles are made with homegrown cucumbers and pickled with fresh ingredients using an old family recipe &come in 3 varieties Spicy, Bread & Butter and Garlic

Jersey Jam Tomato jam is one of those new old things that once was a condiment staple on the dining tables of American vegetable farmers in the late 1800s and early 1900s. Perhaps they came up with the idea near summer's end - when tomatoes were often in overabundance and farm families grew tired of canning whole tomatoes in jars, and they didn't need another bottle of ketchup on their shelf to make it through winter. So they took tomatoes, added an equal amount of sugar, stewed the mixture for hours, and then jarred it in the manner of making strawberry preserves. In their farm kitchens, they produced a delicacy some have called a cross between marmalade and ketchup that they could put on everything from breakfast toast to BLTs. Somewhere along the line, as ketchup and other commercially produced spreads soared in popularity, tomato jam became scarcer than hen's teeth. But recently, chefs like Lucas Manteca have rediscovered the sweet/savory condiment. We think you will be taken too..

This new select single origin (SO) is the honey-process lot from "Paso Ancho", an estate located high on the hillside above the large, well known Finca La Florentina, which is down in the flat valley Paso Ancho is roughly another 500 meters higher up, on a very steep hillside with southern exposure. Due to the high altitude, the coffee has greater density, and we find this is a more piquant cup than the coffee from some of the lower grown estates. The farm is connected to it's own, independent micro-mill down in the valley and uses the de-mucilage process where the mucilage is stripped off the parchment layer using friction, rather than traditional fermentation. The entire farm is very high altitude; it starts at 1750 meters, an altitude many farms don't even reach, and goes up from there to as high as 1900! Altitude matters with coffee, and you can taste the difference here. Altitude allows coffee to ripen more slowly, creates greater bean density, and results in higher concentrations of bright, snappy, acidity in the cup.

This lot from Paso Ancho is honey-processed, and the sweetness found in the cup shows honey flavor characteristics too. Big body and mild acidity are notable, You will find this cup is balanced, and an extremely good single origin (SO). This new coffee will be a medium dark roast

Rick Seifert Piano Lessons

Now Accepting Students at the Broad Street Grind beginning Monday afternoons in September 2020 in our private Conference Room

Beginners & Adults Welcome

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