If you follow me on Facebook or Twitter then I am sure the one thing that you know about me is that I have a love for coffee. I often refer to coffee as liquid gold because of my love for it. There is just nothing better for me than to wake up in the morning and have about million cups of great tasting coffee. Okay maybe I don’t have a million, but I have so many that I loose track of just how many cups of coffee I have in a day. 🙂
I was so excited when I was recently asked to test out Granville Island Coffee Company coffee. It took me all of a split second to agree to subjecting myself to being a taste tester of coffee!
First a little bit about Granville Island Coffee Company as quoted from their website:
Granville Island Coffee® comes from single growing regions on the planet that ensure a consistency and uniqueness which only that region’s soil, altitude and climate can produce.
We have focused on roasting single origin coffee because our belief that a bean’s origin is not only important, but unrivaled. By emphasizing “origin” coffee, like wine, our customers can experience the taste characteristics and regional nuances of the world’s coffees.
Secondly, our customers can stay connected with their favorite roast as we update blogs relating to farming conditions, growing methods (organic), and fair or direct trade.
Granville Island Coffee has an advantage that some smaller roasters do not. Even though our commitment is to small batch roasting, because we buy large quantities of green bean, and can afford in-house QC, we can scrutinize more carefully our supply. More importantly, we can reject shipments where warranted. Whether our green bean comes from Peru or Guatemala, our customer must be ensured that the taste is consistent, and ultimately, that drinking Granville Island Coffee is an experience.
After reading about the Granville Island Coffee Company, I am sure that you are wanting to test out some of their coffee yourself. Just looking at their logo photo makes me want to sip some of their coffee and enjoy the view right down on Granville Island itself.
There are a number of Granville Island Coffee Company Products that you can choose from……
Signature Roast – Medium
This Fair Trade Organic Peruvian Bean is roasted medium. It is reflected in its color and texture and exhibits a flavor more representative of its growing region.
Signature Roast – Dark
This roast, which also uses a Peruvian Fair Trade Organic bean, has a heavier body and lower acidity, and accentuates the nuances of this ineffable bean.
Yaletown Roast – Dark
A Guatemalan origin, this Fair Trade Bean is roasted dark, a perfect balance of its origin and roast flavor characteristics.
Kitsilano Roast – Dark
Mexican in origin, and also Fair Trade Organic, this bean is roasted dark, best complimenting its nutty overtones.
I tried out the Signature Dark Roast and loved it. It is a nice, dark, smooth coffee that I really enjoy. Some dark coffees can have an oily, acidic taste to them from my past experiences and I found that this was not the case with Granville Island Coffee Company coffee.
You can purchase Granville Island Coffee Company coffee online or in these official retail stores.
I am so excited to announce a wonderful giveaway for TWO bags of Granville Island Coffee Company coffee. The winner will receive one Christmas Blend (EggNog Flavor) and the other Dark Ground. This giveaway is open to residents of Canada who are over the age of 18 and where permitted by local laws to enter and win giveaways. Please ensure you read full terms and conditions found at the bottom of the Rafflecopter Entry Form.
Disclosure: MomMomOnTheGo was provided product for the purpose of conducting this review. As always MomMomOnTheGo only supports companies and products she loves. All opinions found herein are those of MomMomOnTheGo and are based on personal experience with the product.
Country Grocer
Cooper’s Foods does sell this coffee. 🙂
Save on Foods sell this coffee.
I would like to try Yaletown Roast , Dark.
Save on Foods
Yaletown Roast !
whole foods
I’d love to try Kitsilano Roast – Dark
I would like to try the medium roast and Whole foods sells it.
Would love to try AYaletown Roast (Dark)
Comment #2 – Not sure if this was supposed to be about something in particular or not. If it was that part was missing above.
Egg Nog sounds interesting.
pick me my hubby goes through a lot of coffee.
Ooo – I can get this coffee at Whole Foods!
Yaletown Roast sounds delish!
Signature Roast – Medium sounds great!
There are no retailers near me! However we sometimes go a Whole Foods when we are out of town, so I could get it there.
Price Smart Foods in Burnaby
The Egg Nog sounds right up my alley at this time of year.
Signature medium
Whole Foods
Whole Foods sells Granville
I;d like to try the Kitsilano Roast – Dark
save on foods
would love to try the eggnog
Our Save-On-Foods sells it.
My husband would like to try the Kitsilano Roast.
signature roast
Save-on-Foods sells Granville Island Coffee (too bad we don’t have one here)
I would love to try the either the Signature Dark roast, or the Kitsilano Dark roast 🙂
market place iga
i think i would like the signature roast
Save on Foods
The Signature Roast! The lighter the more caffiene!
I would like to try the medium roast, I think my husband would like the Yaletown.
Marysa {at} marysa {dot} com
There are no retailers near me! However we sometimes go a Whole Foods when we are out of town, so I could get it there.
Marysa {at} marysa {dot} com
Yaletown Roast the darker the better
I’d like to try the Kitsilano Roast!
Whole Foods Market
Yaletown Roast – Dark.
Available at Market Place IGA!
The medium signature roast!
i’d like to try Signature Roast – Dark, and you can buy them at super valu
PriceSmart Foods!!
Yaletown Roast , Dark!!
Save on Foods
Oh yum. Coooofffffeeee
Save on foods
Super Valu!
The eggnog sounds pretty yum.. and less calorific!
Signature Roast – Medium! 😀