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I am not a grower either but I am interested in direct farm relationships as I sell green beans to home roasters.
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Permalink Reply by Manuel on -
I own a Finca in the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta, north coat of Colombia, where we grown organic coffee. Would you be interested in trying my coffee?
Manuel Vives
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Permalink Reply by Jim on -
I am always interested in trying someone's coffee. I have a small operation, I only buy 15-30 lbs at a time.
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Permalink Reply by Manuel on
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Where can I ship it. Am really interested in getting feedback of my coffee
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Permalink Reply by Jim on
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You can send me a sample to :
Jim Lyon
Jim's Coffee Beans
6350 River Crest Dr.
Clemmons, NC 27012
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Permalink Reply by Jim on
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Well, in the US the cheapest is the USPS and I think they ship international too. Otherwise is their a UPS or FEDEX in your area? You can also contact me at jlyon10@triad.rr.com.
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