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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters

Updated on April 2, 2015

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters

Coffee, one of the world’s favorite treats, comes in many styles, flavors, and varieties. It is also produced by a diverse assortment of coffee makers, from the world-famous Starbucks lines to the local mom-and-pop gourmet coffee stores. You can get your average coffee blend from any supermarket, or can go up a level or two and buy delicious gourmet coffee. While most coffee consumed regularly is the store-bought variety, more and more people are getting serious about gourmet coffee.

Any serious connoisseur of fine gourmet coffee has probably heard of Green Mountain Coffee Roasters. If you have not, it’s okay. This article will tell you everything about Green Mountain Coffee Roasters that you would ever want to know.

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Green Mountain Coffee Roasters: Who Are They?

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is a coffee producing company located in Waterbury, Vermont. This company has been in business since 1981, when it was originally a small café in nearby Waitsfield, Vermont. Since then, the company has grown exponentially and has spread all across the world.

Now, Green Mountain Coffee Roasters is a formidable presence in the gourmet coffee industry. It is even traded publicly on NASDAQ, under the ticker symbol GMCR. The company actually is comprised of two business units: the Specialty Coffee Business Unit, which specializes in brands such as Tully’s and Green Mountain Coffee, and the Keurig Business Unit. Over 1,400 people are employed in these units that are devoted to finding and selling some of the best coffee in the world.


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What Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Offers

This company is famous for brewing high-end gourmet Arabica coffee. For those who may be unfamiliar with the term, coffee comes in two strands: Arabica and robusta. Most people view arabica as being superior in taste and quality, and it is the type most often used in making gourmet coffee. The coffee you drink from the supermarket more than likely is robusta, which tastes more acidic and earthy.

Green Mountain Coffee Roasters also offers organic, or “green”, coffee, which is grown without harmful pesticides, fertilizers, or herbicides. The company has been selling Newman’s Own organic coffee since 2002, and is an advocate for green growing practices across the world.

Also under the GreenMountain label are specialty coffee roasters and makers, manufactured and sold under the Keurig brand. These machines are famous for being well constructed and engineered, capable of crafting the perfect cup of coffee in an easy-to-use manner. They sell machines for individual users as well as businesses and restaurants.


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Where To Find Green Mountain Coffee Roasters Coffee

The Green Mountain Coffee Roasters website (http://www.gmcr.com) is the best place to purchase GMCR coffee blends. Other online portals offer these brands for sale, most notably Amazon – which offers Green Mountain Coffee as well as Keurig coffeemakers.

There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants that sell Green Mountain Coffee. They will typically have this information displayed, especially in places that serve only organic coffee and fair trade coffee. In short, if you want to taste coffee sold by that coffee company in the mountains of Vermont, then a nice, steaming mug of coffee is definitely within your grasp.

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