Brown Jenkins Trading Co. - Cambridge

For such a small state, Vermont certainly has its fair share of independent coffee roasters. And so far, in my book, this is the best of the best. Carefully sourced and expertly roasted in small batches, Brown and Jenkins extracts incredible flavor and punch from their beans. If you're lucky, you'll happen to stop in when they're roasting and be treated to aromas you won't forget any time soon. In addition to retail space for coffee, there's also a sit down cafe here. Small coffee is $1. Large coffee is $2. Iced coffee is $1.50. Their iced coffee is absolutely the best anywhere they freeze a few ounces of coffee at the bottom of the cup, thereby eliminating the need for ice cubes. In addition to getting more coffee for your money, you also get a more a delicious brew with no unwanted ice melt dilution. And while I'm not normally a fan of flavored coffees, Brown Jenkins gets them just right. They're subtle, taste natural and cleverly complement the roast bean flavor rather than overpowering it. This is in stark contrast to some other roasters from the Green Mountain State, whose flavoreds often leave you feeling like you just chugged a cup of chemical syrup. Oh, and did I mention they also have maple glazed donuts? If you happen to be in the area and feel like a cup of joe, you really must stop in to see what all the fuss is about.

I was in Vermont three years ago, my bff owns a home in smugglers. she turned me into her load and I ordered the mountain magic for several years! I love it! I don't get any other rehearsals. I did it once. woul love to have more to try

I've cracked on her coffee when I was smuggled for the week. now I'm totally addicted! by far one of the best coffee I've ever had. fortunately, it is available

I've been enjoying her coffee for many years. my favorites are mocha java connoisseurs dazzle. if I order a new offer, I wait until I start my last bag because I know it will arrive on time. this company has great coffee to use a simple website.

For such a small condition vermont certainly has its fair share of independent coffee-makers. and so far, in my book, this is the best of the best. carefully roasted in small batches, brown and jenkins extracts incredible taste and stamp out of their beans. if they have luck, they will happen to stop when they are fried and treated with aromen that they will not soon forget. next to the retail for coffee there is also a decommissioned caffe. small coffee is $1. big coffee is $2. Iced coffee is $1.50 her icey coffee is absolutely the best place where they freeze a few ounces at the bottom of the cup and thereby eliminate the necessity of ice cubes. In addition to getting more coffee for her money, they also get a more delicious beer without unwanted ice-melting. And while I'm usually not fan of flavored coffee, brown jenkins gets her right. they are subtle, taste natural and smart supplement the roast bean taste instead of overdoing it. this is in strong contrast to some other bratereien from the green mountain state, whose aromen they often feel as if they were just a cup chemical syrup chugged. oh, and I mentioned that they also have maple-glazed donuts? if they happen to be in the opposite and feel like a cup joe, they really have to stop seeing what the whole thing is.