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DealMaker Coffee

Candy Cane Coffee

Fresh seasonal peppermint flavor crafted for your favorite morning brew.

AMS-CT-1038 · New

$27.99In stock

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About this product

Dealmaker Coffee brings a festive twist to your daily cup with Candy Cane Coffee. This flavored roast suits holiday hosts, early morning risers, and anyone who enjoys refreshing peppermint notes paired with smooth roasted beans. Whether you are treating yourself on a crisp winter morning or preparing a welcoming pot for house guests, it delivers a spirited, aromatic brew.

Brew it using your favorite method at home or the office. With multiple grind selections available—including Coarse for French press or cold brew, Standard for traditional drip makers, and Espresso for concentrated shots—you can tailor every pot to your preferred brewing equipment. For ultimate freshness, Whole Bean lets you grind precisely when you are ready to pour.

Before placing your order, check your coffee maker to verify the right grind consistency and choose between the 12oz and 1 LB bag sizes. Review your brewing setup to ensure you select the appropriate grind style for your brewer. Please see the listing details for any additional roast profile information.

Details at a glance

  • Crisp candy cane peppermint flavor profile
  • Choice of 12oz or 1 LB bag sizes
  • Grind options: Coarse, Whole Bean, Standard, or Espresso
  • Produced by Dealmaker Coffee for seasonal brewing
  • Works with drip machines, pour-overs, and French press
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