Products - Haitian Bleu Coffee
1/2 lb ground bean: $8.49

1 lb ground bean: $15.99

1 lb whole bean: $15.99

Point of Purchase Displays
Can be customized for your retail
purposes and specially priced
based on volume for your resale.
Common Example :
4 - 1 lb bags @ $12
8 - 1/2 lb bags @ $6
16 - sample bags @ $1
Corrugated Display @ $20

Choose from the different sizes available to your left. If you are interested in resale
volume discounts exists. We also have Point of Purchase Displays available for your
use and coffee maker programs can be arranged.

TO ORDER:

To order send your payment via www.paypal.com to zstopnshop@yahoo. Please
include $3.90 for shipping and handling via US Postal service.

To purchase our mugs and various apparel products go to:
www.cafepress.com/haitianbleu OR CLICK HERE >>>

Haiti means  " Land of Mountains", here at elevations
up to 8,793 feet, the terrain, the soil, the rainfall, the
thick BLUE mountain mist combine to create the
perfect conditions for the cultivation of this world
famous,  distinguished and delicious coffee.

P  E  R  F  E  C  T  L  Y        B   A  L  A  N  C  E  D
Body  3 ,    Flavor  3 ,    Acidity  3 ,    Aroma  3

A Renaissance Movement for Haitian Coffee
Most people do not associate Haiti with coffee. This is not at all surprising
considering the proliferation of coffees now available for the avid coffee drinker.
Unfortunately, many coffee consumers suffer naivete' when it comes to the countries
of origin of their favorite brew. So, you may ask, what does Haiti have to do with
coffee?

Haiti is located in the Carribean Sea, just southeast of Cuba and neighboring the
Dominican Republic, and when Christopher Columbus landed there...he dubbed it
the "Pearl of the Antilles". It was with surprise that I recently read that Haiti once
garnished half of the world's coffee production. The French first planted coffee in
Haiti early in the 18th century. By 1791, Haiti ruled the world as the leading coffee
producer, an enterprise that required approximately 30,000 African slaves every year
to be "imported" to work on the plantations. You will marvel that a country so small
could have produced so much high quality coffee.

Haitian Bleu® is founded on a long-standing relationship between a small number
of highly qualified specialty roasters and FACN's farmers. And now brought to you by
the Valerus & Armand Family of Boston Massachusetts. Learn more about where
this coffee is from: Read the story behind this Renaissance Coffee Movement. From
the grove to you mug!...Go to http://www.haitian-bleu.com/
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