JavaCoffeeCafe.com LLC Uses its Gourmet Coffee to Impact Business

The formation of JavaCoffeeCafe.com LLC’s Internet only presence and the over 180 unique gourmet coffee choices of European coffee, blended coffee, organic coffee, decaf coffee and classic coffee choices has put Starbucks' 32 coffee choices and their high priced coffee selection in question. So far, their top sellers are Caramel Crunch, Cinnamon Hazelnut Crème, Colombian Supremo, Costa Rican Tarrazu, Ethiopia Yirgacheffe, Kenya AA, Jamaican Me Crazy, European Breakfast Blend, Java Estate and Retro Blend.

(PRWEB) August 5, 2006 -- The formation of JavaCoffeeCafe.com LLC’s Internet only presence and the over 180 unique gourmet coffee choices of European coffee, blended coffee, organic coffee, decaf coffee and classic coffee choices has put Starbucks' 32 coffee choices and their high priced coffee selection in question. So far, their top sellers are Caramel Crunch, Cinnamon Hazelnut Crème, Colombian Supremo, Costa Rican Tarrazu, Ethiopia Yirgacheffe, Kenya AA, Jamaican Me Crazy, European Breakfast Blend, Java Estate and Retro Blend.

“Part of our teams business model is, importing only the freshest coffee beans and having the widest selection and the best coffee available to our customers when it’s at its freshest,” said Thomas Crenshaw, president and CEO of JavaCoffeeCafe.com LLC. "Our team takes pride in establishing top quality standards in buying and selling coffees. We do this by continually roasting and cupping our coffees daily to insure only the best qualities for our customers,” said Crenshaw.

“Our team has searched out and established exclusive agreements with various suppliers and our high quality process to protect and insure consistent quality on every bean shipped is what makes us unique in a competitive market,” Thomas Crenshaw continued to say. “The exclusive agreements we have has allowed us to have long relationships with the people in all areas where we get our coffee beans. These exclusive agreements are in areas like, Colombia, Costa Rica, Kenya, Tanzania, Indonesia, Guatemala, Ethiopia, Brazil, Peru and Mexico. We then import the beans into the United States. Our goal from the beginning was to provide the best and to be the best, and I believe our current results are heading us in that direction.”

For more information on how to get your own JavaCoffeeCafe.com coffee, visit www.javacoffeecafe.com. Enter the word "Press" in the online coupon area during checkout on the website for an extra 15 percent discount.

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