Peace Month at Green Plow

Thought you would all like to see this cool article the Redmond Spokesman did on Peace Month at Green Plow. We also recently won 2010 New Business of the Year from the Redmond Chamber of Commerce. Photo is on our website. www.greenplowcoffee.com

One Day Without Shoes

Join us today in One Day Without Shoes. Raising awareness for the kiddos around the world without shoes, many of them in coffee-producing countries. Barefoot baristas...... Shoe donation box......

Finca la Josefina

Today we introduced a new Colombian coffee down at the Green Plow: Finca la Josefina. It is bright and well balanced, with a long and pleasant finish. This coffee came to us courtesy of my friend Bobby at 11 Roasters in Bend. I have been reading about the grower of this coffee and I am looking forward to getting more from them, not just because the coffee is outstanding, but because they also seem to care about treating their workers well.

So far the Finca la Josefina has had a very warm welcome in the shop, but I only have a little bit, so come in and enjoy it while you can, or e-mail me at pat@greenplowcoffee.com and I can send you a pound or so.

Pat

Grand Opening Celebration

GRAND OPENING CELEBRATION!

Friday, October 9,

marks one month that we have been in business, and we want to celebrate!

Come hear local musicians

CinderBlue

featuring Lee Barker and his Barker Bass as seen on OPB’s Oregon Art Beat

7-9pm

Enter all day long to

Win FREE Coffee!

Look for a new art showing

Photography by Jessica Miller

on our walls

We so are thankful for the part that you have played in making this a great first month at

Green Plow Coffee

and we hope that you will join us on Friday!

436 SW 6^th St in the heart of Downtown Redmond

New Coffees have arrived

What a week this has been! We opened our shop in Redmond last Wednesday and have since then have been acclimating ourselves to this next part of our journey. We have also been roasting some new beans that we are very excited about. Here is what we have available right now:

Brazil Priscila do Cerrado: Good body and a hint of nuts. Our importer for this coffee is a Brazilian importing coffee from his family's farm and other farms in the same region. $12/lb.

Papua New Guinea: Mandy says, "Smooth and heavy." This is a "direct relationship" coffee. The company importing this coffee was established specifically to market the coffee from this region and benefit the people in the community where it is grown. $11/lb.

Colombia Huila "Monserate": Bright and slightly citrusy. Another relationship coffee, this one from a large importer that has established direct relationships in several coffee producing countries. $12/lb.

We also have a very good Guatamalan Antigua (11/lb.) and an Ethiopian Sidamo ($12/lb), both of which will give you a subtle fruit flavor in the cup.

We offer a discount for churches and non-profits. Contact us for details and to order.

Pat and Mandy Schmidt

Green Plow Coffee Roasters, LLc