Seaworth Organic Blend
Seaworth Organic Blend
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This organic medium roast blend combines the brightness and medium body of Central and South American coffee varietals. This everyday drinker is used for espresso and cold brew in coffee shops, showcasing its versatility in any brewing method.
Ingredients: 100% Arabica beans
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Brew It Fresh or Pour It Cold
Start with Signature Blend for your morning brew, or keep Single Fin Sludge in the fridge for cold brew that is ready to pour.
Seaworth Has a New Home
Seaworth coffee is now part of the Unbound Brews family. The same thoughtfully sourced and crafted coffee you love is now roasted, packed and delivered alongside the coffees we are proud to make every day.
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