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Looking for fresh roasted certified Organic OCIA/ Fairtrade coffee? Look no further! Stone Temple Coffees is an award winning coffee company offering some of the finest roasted coffee from around the world. We carry a range of single origin coffees and in house special blends. All of our coffee is 100% Arabica Grade A Coffee, Certified Organic / Fairtrade and Roasted in Canada. We also carry more than 100 different varieties of Organic Loose Leaf Tea. Have a question? Feel free to contact us. We are hear to make your coffee & Tea experience a special one!
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18 Willow Lane, K0K 1P0, Cherry Valley, Canada
- 6139207694
- info@stonetemplecoffees.com
- stonetemplecoffees.com
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