We have poked around for a while and assembled our own stand-by blogs that cover coffee in various hot spots in the country. Here they are in one place. If you have a coffee blog you like to read. Please feel free to post it here… We are always looking for some new perspectives.
Archive for the ‘ Goshen Coffee ’ Category
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Tuesday, February 3rd, 2009Sauce Magazine Blog Post
Monday, January 19th, 2009
We only published we were going 100% organic on the web site this weekend and the folks at “Sauce” has picked us up.
Tell your friends the news!
We are very proud of this decision to roast ONLY %100 ORGANIC COFFEE BEANS. It’s just the right thing to do.
Foundation Grounds on KSDK 5
Monday, January 19th, 2009QUOTE FROM KSDK Web Site:
Foundation Grounds is a coffee shop built on the owner’s love for the environment. And because they wanted to open a business and watch their carbon footprint, they began extensive research on what to do. So, from the countertops to the tables, to the chairs, to the coffee, Foundation Grounds went green.
They are so earth-friendly, employees will ask if they can recycle your receipt for you. They even carry organic syrup for drinks and biodegradable cleaning supplies.
Foundation grounds is located at 7298 Manchester in Maplewood.
Their phone number is 314-601-3588.
Foundation Grounds giving away FREE Goshen Coffee
Friday, January 9th, 2009Starting Saturday, January 10th
In collaboration with FOUNDATION GROUNDS, every large coffee you buy you get a FREE 4oz sample of Goshen Coffee Beans (while supplies last)
They are located at 7298 Manchester Road, Maplewood, Missouri, 63143.
Broccoli O’Bama at Pi
Tuesday, November 11th, 2008Our good friends and clients at Pi in St. Louis was visited by Barak Obama and the President Elect could not stop talking about how great the Pizza was he had there. He even make a personal call of praise back to the restaurant.
We know that if anyone from the Obama staff had a cup of coffee or a glass of iced tea, it came from US!
Congratulations Chris, Frank, Ryan and the staff at Pi
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Re-posted from Pi Press Release
SAINT LOUIS, MO / November 11, 2008 / www.restaurantpi.com/obama.pdf – Pi, the deep-dish cornmeal crust pizzeria in the East Loop, today announced a brand new pizza to commemorate the historic election of Barack Obama as President of the United States. The pi, dubbed the Broccoli O’Bama, reflects many of the President-Elect’s favorite ingredients.
Owners Chris Sommers, Frank Uible, and Ryan Mangialardo wanted to capture the energy of the transformative candidate and pay homage to the profound support the Senators’ hundreds of staffers and volunteers gave their restaurant over the past year. The Senator from Chicago even dined on Pi himself, after the largest political rally ever under the Gateway Arch in mid-October. While walking back from the event, Sommers received a phone call from Barack Obama himself, proclaiming “that is the best pizza I have ever eaten.” Subsequent calls and emails to Sommers from Obama’s senior staffers supported the Senator’s sentiments, indicating that Obama “would not stop talking about your pizza.”
Kitchen Manager David Harper, who cooked the senator’s pizza, and created the Barack O’Bama conducted extensive research on an appropriate pizza for the President-Elect. Obama sampled five different pi standards under the Arch. The Broccoli O’Bama features many favorites of the Senator:
Broccoli
Seasoned Potatoes
Applewood Smoked Bacon
Gruyere Cheese
Cheddar Cheese
Mozzarella Cheese
Minced Garlic
Fresh Chives (after bake)
Served on vegan Thin Crust with a side of Sour Cream dip
“Considering the close ties Pi had with the Obama campaign and its wonderful staff and volunteers here in St. Louis, as well as the Senator’s own comments about our pizza, we believe the best way to pay homage to this transformative time is with what we do best–our pi” said owner Chris Sommers.
Located at 6144 Delmar Boulevard, across from the Pageant, in the East Loop, Pi is quickly becoming the favorite pizzeria of locals and visitors. The signature deep-dish pi boasts an award-winning cornmeal crust from San Francisco, California, golden brown and perfectly crispy throughout. The thin-crust pi has a flour dough which is rolled in cornmeal, providing its unique texture and crispiness. Regulars include hipsters, scenesters, concert-goers, families with strollers, and retirees, filling the bar, 2 dining rooms and beautiful patio. In addition to pleasing guests with the freshest pizza in St. Louis, Pi is a green restaurant, striving toward carbon-neutrality.
www.restaurantpi.com
314.727.6633 – p
314.727.6655 – f
*think before you print*
Who’s the Best? Three cheers for Three TWOs and One Erato
Thursday, September 25th, 2008
Just published in this weeks Riverfront Times is the 2008 BEST OF ST. LOUIS. Knowing how we are about our quality of baked goods and coffee, you may want to take note of the recent mention of 222 Artisan Bakery, Goshen Coffee and Erato On Main as being part of the BEST DINING DESTINATION of our home town, Edwardsville, Illinois.
Then you have BEST LOCAL CHEF, Kevin Willmann of Erato on Main. We are very proud of him for this amazing accomplishment and his commitment to preparing great food from his restaurant in Edwardsville. There are some extremely talented chefs in St. Louis and for him to be bestowed this honor is validation that Kevin is doing great work. 222 Bakery has believed in Kevin since he has opened his doors. We supply Erato on Main with breads and coffee.
One more thing, can’t forget about US!!!! 222 Artisan Bakery was voted BEST BAKERY. We are super proud of our staff and dedicated customers. We have worked hard to get here and plan to continue providing you with the most fantastic baked goods and coffee legal in the United States.
Thank you for being an early adopter of great taste. Please tell your friends you eat the best pastries and bread in the St. Louis Metro region.
A picture is worth…
Monday, September 22nd, 2008Old Poagy Blend
Wednesday, September 17th, 2008“I may just be an Old Poagy…” – Direct quote, of a man that is/once was well known to the Edwardsville populous. The story isn’t too long, but is certainly entertaining. When you stop by our bakery, do ask for the details!
On to the tasting notes-
The aroma is nutty (think peanuts) and has very subtle berry notes, I detected blackberry in specific. The body is on the heavier side, dense in a very good way. Definitely an earthy, juicy lingering finish on the palate.
I can taste this going well with a desert with some intense chocolate/fresh dark fruit/berry themes. Nothing too delicate!
Up next is our new crop of Kenya AA. Stay tuned!











