We don’t run a coffee shop. Encore Coffee Company is a production location and does not serve coffee beverages. Our complete focus is on roasting great coffee beans and delivering them fresh to our customers.
Here Comes Santa Claus
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Regular price $ 16.99
Here Comes Santa Claus
Here comes Santa Claus, and he doesn’t want milk with his cookies this year, he wants coffee! Give all the Santa’s you know the magic they need to get through Christmas morning with this playful and unique bag of coffee created by Celebrations Coffee. Nothing warms a heart like a hot cup of coffee on Christmas. Make it even merrier by including a personal message with your order!
Don’t bother with wasting time in shopping malls and big-box stores this Christmas. Give the gift of incredible tasting coffee. We roast all our hand-picked, 100% Arabica beans in-house to guarantee the freshest tasting coffee possible. Pick from our signature Celebrations Blend or try our single-origin decaffeinated coffee selection, Jubilee.
- 100% Arabica Coffee
- Net Wt. 12oz (340g)
Frequently Asked Questions
Our COMPANY
Our COFFEE
Roasting and Shipping Times
Any other questions? Drop us an email to info@encorecoffeeco.com
Where is your coffee shop?
Where can I find Encore Coffee near me?
Retail bags of Encore Coffee can be found at the three flagship Made in Kansas City and Local Foundery in Lee's Summit in addition to purchasing online. As we grow, our retail partners will be listed on our website.
Can I come and visit?
Meetings regarding wholesale or other business opportunities are by appointment only. From time to time we do have open cupping sessions, please watch our Facebook page for details. If you need more info drop us an email at info@encorecoffeeco.com.
How can my café/restaurant/store/church sell your coffee?
We would be glad to discuss your opportunity, please call us at 816-701-9150 or email info@encorecoffeeco.com.
Our COFFEE
Can I have my coffee ground?
Sure! Simply select the ground size when ordering.
How should I store my coffee?
In an air-tight container – please do not freeze.
How long will coffee stay fresh?
Coffee is best from a few days after the roast up to a month. Coffee can be consumed for several months but the quality of coffee will be diminished. We encourage people to only buy enough coffee to be consumed within 2-4 weeks.
What is single origin coffee?
Single origin coffee is simply a coffee grown within a known geographic origin. We try to source coffee which can be identified down to the farmer and/or processing mill.
How do you source your coffee?
We work together with a number of coffee producers, exporters, and importer partners to source the highest quality coffees at an affordable price.
Are your coffees certified USDA organic?
No. Unfortunately, due to the high cost of USDA organic certification, we have decided not to certify our facility at this point in time.
Is there caffeine in decaffeinated coffee?
Yes, but only a small amount; decaf coffees range from between 97% and 99% caffeine free.
Roasting and Shipping Times
When will my coffee be roasted and shipped?
Order placed up to midnight on Monday will be roasted on Tuesday and shipped no later than Wednesday. Depending on where you live, you will receive your coffee between 2-5 business days from the roast date. Because coffee needs to rest before brewing, you will receive your coffee at its optimal brewing maturity.
What is your shipping charge?
Shipping is determined by the weight of the product and delivery location. We offer shipping via USPS and UPS. Other options may be available at time of checkout.
Do you ship internationally?
Sorry, not at this time.
Any other questions? Drop us an email to info@encorecoffeeco.com
Decaffeination Process
When it comes to decaf – there are three methods in which coffee is decaffeinated - Sugar Cane/Ethyl Alcohol, Swiss Water, and Methylene Chloride or MC. We currently offer coffee using the Sugar Cane/Ethyl Alcohol decaffeinated process. This process is prevalent in countries that produce Sugar Cane (like Colombia).
Once the sugar cane plant has reached its maturity, the plant is harvested and pressed to collect the liquid juice from the plant. The sugar cane juice is fermented to produce alcohol (like we use Corn in the US for ethanol) and the natural by-product is ethyl acetate. The green coffee is then submerged into the EA which bonds to the caffeine. Once this process is completed the coffee is steamed at low pressures to remove any residual EA. The coffee is then dried and ready for our roaster!